Arcturus
Executioner
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Jucundus: Worst of the worst
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Doom701
Tribune
This is wonderful. There are no words, I can only scream. Regarding the topic of impalement. I haven’t seen any pictures that turned me on more than yours.
At the same time, you plant them exactly the way I like it. As for AI. It works well for enhancing pictures. But it takes a lot of time. But you need to be careful because there are things he does very badly. For example, the krea.ai network does not show nipples well.
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ay42
Assistant executioner
Exquisite expressions and realistic damage to the female body.
I also second the motion for being allowed to use the whole 2 MB due to the differences with AI. It would a shame to compress your creations to the point where we cannot appreciate the realism.
poem21045
Tribunus Plebis
I understand your desire to reproduce your art in the highest resolution. However, you should experiment with the app known as Handbrake. It can reduce an image or video file to less than half its file size while retaining over 90% of the clarity and apparent resolution. I’ve been using it for years, and I have a background in journalistic editing. When I discovered Handbrake (a good friend suggested I try it), I ran it through several trials of images and videos, and I was astounded.
BTW, it’s free and available at https://handbrake.fr/. Usage guide: https://handbrake.fr/docs/en/latest/introduction/quick-start.html.
Aluafaen
(Abyss Queen) and (Empress Sildorian Empire ...)
Ai, it's getting better, but I'll write it without holding back... I don't like it much... I prefer the classics.
I don't like AI, because instead of improving my work, it rather spoils it... it's evident in many pictures I've seen... so no thanks to AI.
I'd rather artists focus more on perfecting their work than using Ai...
and I'm not an artist anymore...
prtn
Governor
the details on her soles and heels are impressive. Awesome!
Doom701
Tribune
It's a shame that you stopped making pictures. You do great work.
lollo
Assistant executioner
Artificial intelligence undoubtedly has incredible potential. But when I see the unique and unrepeatable capabilities of a creator expressed I get much more excited.
This image is extraordinary... I am captivated by the details.. by the extraordinary attention..
Cella
Spectator
To me, impalement seems much more horrifying than crucifixion.
Aluafaen
(Abyss Queen) and (Empress Sildorian Empire ...)
I just don't have the mood or time for it anymore.. Sooner or later it happens to everyone who creates something...
robn13
Magistrate
Regarding misgivings/criticisms of AI, 
I am so happy to see an increasing number of exceptional artists on this site utilizing this new technology to produce ever more artistic, beautiful, and stimulating images.
This in turn is a reflection of both their talent and open mindedness in exploring this new dimension of the digital domain. It's simply another tool in the toolbox that people are willing to use and gain proficiency with.
I get giddy over Steve Cordero's "comic book" art. I grew up with comic books and his extraordinary talent feeds my passion for that particular artistic expression of this "kink".
I will always love it!
Conversely, Jucundus, much to his credit, is elevating his already extraordinary images to a new level of realism. He may eschew "photorealism", but this is exactly what he's doing in his own inimitable style! I think the posts above more than adequately express appreciation for his efforts.
I have absolutely no doubt he will master the nuances of his crucifixion work and eagerly await that product.
THANKS! Jucundus
I am so happy to see an increasing number of exceptional artists on this site utilizing this new technology to produce ever more artistic, beautiful, and stimulating images.
This in turn is a reflection of both their talent and open mindedness in exploring this new dimension of the digital domain. It's simply another tool in the toolbox that people are willing to use and gain proficiency with.
I get giddy over Steve Cordero's "comic book" art. I grew up with comic books and his extraordinary talent feeds my passion for that particular artistic expression of this "kink".
I will always love it!
Conversely, Jucundus, much to his credit, is elevating his already extraordinary images to a new level of realism. He may eschew "photorealism", but this is exactly what he's doing in his own inimitable style! I think the posts above more than adequately express appreciation for his efforts.
I have absolutely no doubt he will master the nuances of his crucifixion work and eagerly await that product.
THANKS! Jucundus
alson2bdsm
Guard
Hands down, the best I've seen. BRAVO
wulf
God-Emperor
I would have to agree with you about that, though crucifixion would last much longer I would think.
Cella
Spectator
Competent executioners could make either one stretch out way, way too long for the condemned, though, as you stated, crucifixion would probably last longer if no internal organs are pierced.
A bullet to the head, please, if I must die.
jucundus
Diva
No chance.
AI fan-art of an image by notorious Matt Hardcore. He did not make many pics, and many of those are so guro that one easily overlooks his talent to create stunning scenes.
Doom701
Tribune
Oh yeah !!! This is exactly what you need I remember this picture, great job Your plans are not to make a picture of Semenov. Where two Cossacks imprison a blonde.
WilliamMarwood
Magistrate
How do you deal with AI censorship?
Dickus
Executioner
Love and recognized that pic.....used to have it as an avatar from Matt.....my favorite is still the pear series he did...thank you for that
wulf
God-Emperor
An exquisite image in every way. Her facial expression really captures the horror of what she's experiencing. Incredibly well done, and thank you for sharing.
I'm also a fan of Matt Hardcore, and wondered if he did any other torture art besides the 'Inquisition Times' series. It's a favorite of mine (despite the gore).
Cella
Spectator
Oh well, it was a shot . . .
