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Crux-related images by Jucundus

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jucundus said:
Thank you for so much feedback and so many good comments! There even is a spinoff version of the picture in @xz7fan's phantastic thread. I would also like to really thank @Cella for her wonderful story for my last image!


I am afraid not. @Aluafaen's other images are so full of actors that I just cannot hope to work with them using my cumbersome AI approach.

Some time ago, @tan2000 also asked me for a workflow for my images. I suggested that I would process a picture and explain the individual steps. He choose a picture from Quoom's "Barbarian Queen" series:

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First I thought that I would not be able to make anything out of that picture, because it is actually rather crowded with hands, feet, partial actors, and there are other things wrong with it (like the sleeve of the right guy, and the left guy seems to have a lumbago). But I really liked her pose, and Quoom had a keen eye for camera angles. So I decided to cut realism and remove all the partially visible actors that help to pull up the crucified Barbarian Queen. I hope you (and Quoom, wherever he is now) will forgive me.

Here is my AI version:

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I still owe @tan2000 the illustrated description of the workflow. I thought, if other people are also interested it might be an idea to start an ideology-free "AI howto" thread in the "Technical Questions" subforum, as was suggested, I think by @fallenmystic, in the (not so ideology-free) "Discussions about AI" battleground thread. Should we do that?
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Improving Quoom's work is quite an achievement! Congratulations!
 
Gregora said:
Well this country girl was a metal head growing up. Once I heard Metallica in the mid eighties I went from liking hair bands to loving thrash metal bands like Metallica, Slayer, and Megadeth.
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Led Zeppelin was my first exposure to metal. But the ‘70s were great for that.

If you haven’t read Hammer of the Gods, you might enjoy it. They were definitely some kinky fuckers, and an influence on me. ;-)
Gregora said:
Then I will continue to be defiant even as you fuck me while I am nailed to the cross and raise me up for my last dance.
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It’s a date! :)
 
SirMGBZ said:
Led Zeppelin was my first exposure to metal. But the ‘70s were great for that.

If you haven’t read Hammer of the Gods, you might enjoy it. They were definitely some kinky fuckers, and an influence on me. ;-)

It’s a date! :)
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I do like Led Zeppelin and other rock bands from the seventies, but Eighties Metallica and Slayer are still my favorite. I’m a country girl through and through, but metal is still my music of choice.
 
Gregora said:
I do like Led Zeppelin and other rock bands from the seventies, but Eighties Metallica and Slayer are still my favorite. I’m a country girl through and through, but metal is still my music of choice.
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I must admit, Symphony & Metallica was a truly awesome album!
 
Gregora said:
Ride the Lightning by Metallica and Seasons in the Abyss by Slayer are my favorites
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How could I forget Ride the Lightning? Especially since that was another name for electrocution, one of my favorite tortures!
 
SirMGBZ said:
You can be as defiant as you like. It will simply amuse us, as we watch you suffer!
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Gregora said:
Strip me, whip me, and nail me to the cross. I’ll scream and holler and scream some more, but I’ll remain defiant until the end
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More defiance means more rape and a worse crucifixion.

That said, if you're still defiant after all that, much respect to you. I may be a misogynistic asshole and you might be hanging from a cross, but fighting spirit deserves respect.
 
jucundus said:
Thank you for so much feedback and so many good comments! There even is a spinoff version of the picture in @xz7fan's phantastic thread. I would also like to really thank @Cella for her wonderful story for my last image!


I am afraid not. @Aluafaen's other images are so full of actors that I just cannot hope to work with them using my cumbersome AI approach.

Some time ago, @tan2000 also asked me for a workflow for my images. I suggested that I would process a picture and explain the individual steps. He choose a picture from Quoom's "Barbarian Queen" series:

View attachment 1578491

First I thought that I would not be able to make anything out of that picture, because it is actually rather crowded with hands, feet, partial actors, and there are other things wrong with it (like the sleeve of the right guy, and the left guy seems to have a lumbago). But I really liked her pose, and Quoom had a keen eye for camera angles. So I decided to cut realism and remove all the partially visible actors that help to pull up the crucified Barbarian Queen. I hope you (and Quoom, wherever he is now) will forgive me.

Here is my AI version:

View attachment 1578492

I still owe @tan2000 the illustrated description of the workflow. I thought, if other people are also interested it might be an idea to start an ideology-free "AI howto" thread in the "Technical Questions" subforum, as was suggested, I think by @fallenmystic, in the (not so ideology-free) "Discussions about AI" battleground thread. Should we do that?
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Excellent pic and excellent idea. Maybe meanwhile it has been implemented, sorry for the late reply.
 
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