Little Gentleman by zollacce
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ChatGPT
The original 2008 artwork was created using Poser to build the characters and poses, then Vue to create the background and render the scene. For this remake, I used ChatGPT to reinterpret the original image and help create the updated artwork.
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This is a ChatGPT-assisted remake of a piece I created in 2008. For the original, I created the characters and poses in Poser, imported them into Vue, built the background, and rendered the scene.
Comments (5)
I do love number 1
I love the first one too! Thanks for enjoying it.
Another perfect example of AI-enhanced transformation:-)
Thank you! It was a lot of fun reimagining one of my old works. I’m glad you like it!
Good use of a multi-app workflow. You might try looking into using OpenAI GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst for much more artist-control over the process.
Thanks for the suggestion! I haven't tried that approach yet, but more artist control definitely sounds interesting. I'll look into it! 😊
Charming !
I like your older one best. Have you tried doing post work in another program to enhance your render. I use Paint Shop Pro on mine; it can take out the yellowish look; it can put in background lighting that will make your foreground figures stand out. Just a couple of suggestions that I do to help my render because they never come out looking as I want them to.
Thank you for the thoughtful suggestions! One reason I’m remaking some of my older works with AI is to adjust the colors and bring the characters into the atmosphere of 1940s America. Years ago, I came across the work of an artist named Jim Daly and recreated his piece Thorns using Poser. His work often reflects the America of his childhood in the 1940s, and that nostalgic setting inspired me to revisit my own characters in a similar period.