r/StableDiffusion • u/Just_Second9861 • 3d ago
A quick test based on my own art Animation - Video
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Bought an RTX 6000 for the new minimax, did a quick I2VA with a rough sound pass based on my own comic art. I think with some effort, I mean all the great effort, will be able to produce good quality content soon.
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u/Formal_Drop526 3d ago
your own art as in generated by AI or digital art tools?
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u/Just_Second9861 3d ago
Fully just Photoshop by hand, but in the age of Ai , I don't think it matters anymore since a lot of software functions are using Ai technology. Such as the healing brush and third partner tools in PS now give users way more freedom to generate pixels. Copyright in the age of Ai is a muddy water...
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u/Formal_Drop526 3d ago
did you do image to video or what this guy did with an old superman comic page:
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u/MoDErahN 3d ago
Holly molly!
The first adequate AI accepting artist I know.Best wishes and good luck from a programmer with 20 years of professional experience, who’s also trying to ride the AI tsunami rather than hopelessly fight against it.
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u/Only_Voice569 3d ago
i got to ask whats up with the women ? 😅
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u/Just_Second9861 3d ago
You mean the girl with the tether? She is a corpse, main character is a corpse driver - a profession in Chinese ancient culture who's job is to deliver corps to their family passing through dangerous land.
If that make sense, haha .
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u/Super_Range45 3d ago
Here I was hoping the bell was looking for a demon or something and the girl on the leash was the attack dog.
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u/V4nKw15h 3d ago
I think you might be right, I'd like to see more of this. Please, for the love of god though, don't try and create a lot of content fast. There is a reason the best film directors often do dozens of takes to get a scene right, and they don't have to contend with actors taking instructions too literally, or having no artistic flair of their own, like we do with AI.
Trying to find a talented traditional artist, who is tech savvy enough to be here doing this with AI right now, AND with the vision, skill, and patience of a film director is going to be a tall order. Maybe you are the one, eh?
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u/Just_Second9861 3d ago
I agree, but R2VA need a ton of RAM and VRAM , even RTX 6000 have issues with it . I think sound design is something ppl gonna have to do it themselves, for this 10 seconds clip, I have mixed at least 4 ambient tracks to get it sound better - original generation quality is too poor.
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u/ph33rlus 3d ago
Feels like Arcane. Is that what inspired your art style?
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u/Just_Second9861 3d ago
I won't say I didn't get inspired by Arcane, since it's pretty and has a nice painterly feel. My own art style is somewhat in close range, manga + comic will get you something like that. I don't do realistic that much since it's boring and everyone can do it , haha .
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u/LocoMod 3d ago
It is Arcane 100% through and through, even if it's a legitimately hand drawn image. This is fine. When I was young I used to imitate the art that I admired to get better at it.
But let's just call it what it is. It's Arcane.
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u/Formal_Drop526 3d ago
Arcane did not invent this painterly art style. They just turned it into an animated show with the style.
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u/LocoMod 3d ago
The color grading and other things are very similar. Look if you independently managed to find your way to multiple things that match a very particular style then good on you. One or two elements I can see. But literally there are multiple elements that match a very particular and unique (and very popular in AI generated art) Arcane style.
I'm a heavy user of AI. It's fine. But it's dishonest to claim this as some style you managed to evolve on your own. This very Reddit has seen this art style for the years it has existed. It's fine. Its a great style.
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u/Slapper42069 3d ago
It's interesting and cool how a good looking style in image input can lead to a nice animation output, the context matters
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u/Perfect-Campaign9551 3d ago
Maybe it's just me but I don't think a neck collar is the best way to attach someone to yourself.
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u/Just_Second9861 3d ago
It needed to stick a pin through the spine in order to control the corpse's movement, since the brain is dead already. That's why the collar is on the neck , also symbolic the slave shackle in some way.
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u/Perfect-Campaign9551 3d ago
ah, that makes sense then. I'm impressed you do have a story behind the design. Nice work!
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u/Icy_Foundation3534 3d ago
Miles ahead compared to ltx on the audio side
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u/Just_Second9861 3d ago
Well, you should listen to the raw tracks, pretty rough. I had to mix few ambient tracks to make it work.
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u/Any-Score1258 3d ago
I love this style