LF: various Live2D models (63/127)
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https://booth.pm/en/items/5430550
this one
@ayaka omg shes so cute! i have never seen her before! i want her now dang
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bump 31 *~ *
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@CremeChoco link won't woorrkk ;-; wawawawaaaaa
@MochiMama000 - puppy girl
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@shiroyuu11 she is found! I put her link in here about a month ago, check under the found tab
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Still looking for all the models from this creator
https://guangcai.booth.pm/items@Sleepy101 please know these models are AI!!
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@Sleepy101 please know these models are AI!!
@kawaiigirl i know, and i still want them. still havent seen the proof of it being ai tbh
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@kawaiigirl i know, and i still want them. still havent seen the proof of it being ai tbh
@Sleepy101 dude, zoom in on all of the details, the textures and actual lineart sucks, ai art is known to be more pixalted too, the models are extremely pixelated, their name has AI in it for a reason too, they admit to it on all of their models as well.
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@kawaiigirl i know, and i still want them. still havent seen the proof of it being ai tbh
A viral YouTube video analyzed a model from guancai and pointed out signs of AI generation. These include strange inconsistencies and features that are common in AI-created art, such as illogical shadowing, missing details in certain areas, ergo the hair and poorly rendered feet and hands.
The model analyzed in the video showed signs that it was created from a single, flat image rather than properly separated, layered artwork. This technique, where a rigger cuts apart a finished image, is a common practice with AI art, which is not generated with separate layers for rigging.
The Etsy shop explicitly describes two team members: Lilian, who handles customer service, and "Guang Cai," who is listed as the artist and rigger. This suggests that a human artist is credited for the work, and the final products are likely rigged by a human.
that does not mean they drew it.
The video outlining the AI concerns was posted by a creator who teaches others how to spot AI art. This indicates a level of expertise behind the critique.as seen above the inconsistencies are clear, even the art styles have differed greatly, something that is hard for a single artist to do.
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A viral YouTube video analyzed a model from guancai and pointed out signs of AI generation. These include strange inconsistencies and features that are common in AI-created art, such as illogical shadowing, missing details in certain areas, ergo the hair and poorly rendered feet and hands.
The model analyzed in the video showed signs that it was created from a single, flat image rather than properly separated, layered artwork. This technique, where a rigger cuts apart a finished image, is a common practice with AI art, which is not generated with separate layers for rigging.
The Etsy shop explicitly describes two team members: Lilian, who handles customer service, and "Guang Cai," who is listed as the artist and rigger. This suggests that a human artist is credited for the work, and the final products are likely rigged by a human.
that does not mean they drew it.
The video outlining the AI concerns was posted by a creator who teaches others how to spot AI art. This indicates a level of expertise behind the critique.as seen above the inconsistencies are clear, even the art styles have differed greatly, something that is hard for a single artist to do.
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A viral YouTube video analyzed a model from guancai and pointed out signs of AI generation. These include strange inconsistencies and features that are common in AI-created art, such as illogical shadowing, missing details in certain areas, ergo the hair and poorly rendered feet and hands.
The model analyzed in the video showed signs that it was created from a single, flat image rather than properly separated, layered artwork. This technique, where a rigger cuts apart a finished image, is a common practice with AI art, which is not generated with separate layers for rigging.
The Etsy shop explicitly describes two team members: Lilian, who handles customer service, and "Guang Cai," who is listed as the artist and rigger. This suggests that a human artist is credited for the work, and the final products are likely rigged by a human.
that does not mean they drew it.
The video outlining the AI concerns was posted by a creator who teaches others how to spot AI art. This indicates a level of expertise behind the critique.as seen above the inconsistencies are clear, even the art styles have differed greatly, something that is hard for a single artist to do.
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@Snipermaskssimp but send the video, I want to look at it
And i saw the booth info on it and doesn't say the creator uses ai?@Sleepy101 as this isnt a drama threat, you will have to find it yourself.
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@Sleepy101 as this isnt a drama threat, you will have to find it yourself.
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Model 59 :3
OG:https://booth.pm/ja/items/6954383
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@Lycoria have that one!
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Download Link (mediafire.com)
OL:https://tutuzhi.booth.pm/items/7199137 -
looking for all the models from this creator
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@Ambsi of course there is?
there is always a watermark on all models to show who owns it, please stop posting that there is issues with the models, and fix it by looking at what the expressions have.
you have to turn it off?
please don't be shy to dm me if you have a question^^
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