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** Mobile users may need to download in order to view the comic since it is a PDF.

* sta.sh/22cao6b9ceo9 ---- Link if you want to see the panels individually and in their original resolution without any type-setting or extra FXs.

Long write up incoming (which you should probably ignore) since I’m just gonna ramble because writing these “descriptions” is my primary mean of catharsis.

TL;DR

    -         If even only one person asks, I will share the high-res version of every panel and the non-typeset version.

    -         Criticism is always appreciated, feel free to share what bothers you or what you would add instead.

    -         Don’t expect another TF sequence for a while… I’ll be working on mid-TFs in the meantime (I was cooking up one before I got sidetracked by this project). No ETA on the next one since I don’t like making promises /shrug.

    -         If you’re curious about my current workflow, don’t hesitate to ask! I don’t see any reason why I should withhold information that could potentially better someone else’s AI generation.

    -         Thank you for your comments and favorites! It makes me happy to see people enjoy the stuff I generate.

-     Even if you don’t favorite it, please comment. I love reading comments even if it isn’t praise.

Hey guys, I’m finally ready to share what I’ve been working on for the past 2 months. It’s another TF sequence! Originally, it was gonna be just the standard pre-TF / mid-TF combo, but then it quickly grew in scope into a full sequence TF. Kinda happy I did decide to commit to the full TF since I’m really happy with the last panel of the She-Hulk. Though, I figure she could use 10% more muscle. If the pacing feels off to you, I’d probably attribute it to the lack of planning done on my part. Not gonna lie, most of the stuff I added was just spontaneous. My main focus / goal for this piece was to further experiment with making believable shrrriips in clothing as well as doing some paneling to emphasize muscle growth. However, I wasn’t able to incorporate the more dynamic poses I had done previously in my other piece “Henshin” since it would further enlarge the scope and the project would never finish.

My current attitude when it comes to releasing new “art” is to one-up my previous works. Is this sustainable? Probably not, but I really do want to improve at making TF art, even if AI does 99.9999% of the work. Honestly, I feel like I’m doing you guys a disservice if I just pump AI generated images without doing rigorous editing to fix all the AI jank, hence why I’ve been posting less often since I want to follow this principle of “quality over quantity”.

I learned a lot while making this piece. On the technical aspect, I’ve become more accustomed to using LORAs, textual inversions, and ControlNet to further finetune my generations. If you’re past the beginner stage of AI image generation, I highly recommend you learn how to use these tools. They give you such a high degree of control and precision that it’s basically necessary for making high quality TFs IMO. Furthermore, I tried to implement different techniques for creating good clothes ripping effects. I’m very grateful that fantastic artists like deidurimour and eylimaseni exist as I’ve studied their TF sequences and tried to imitate their techniques to implement in my own TFs (to varying degrees of success, mostly failure). After scrutinizing their pieces, I’ve learned that there are a bunch of small intricacies that really elevate their work. As a result, I’ve come to appreciate traditional artists more than ever.

Reflecting on this piece a bit more, I think my own personal criticism is how I’ve neglected scale in my TF. Sure, the girl is getting muscular, but she’s not actually getting taller. Fortunately, I have a couple of ideas on how to implement this in future TFs. Another personal criticism is that I probably overdid the motion lines and the SFXs leading each panel being too cluttered. However, I still decided to keep it in since I’m not really sure if it’s a me thing. Perhaps you might not even notice it.

I think the main highlight of the piece is the breast expansion part since that’s usually the body part I tend to fixate towards in any TF piece. As such, I spent the most time working on that part. To be honest, even after all the time I put into it, I’m not 100% satisfied with it, but I think it’s still a good first attempt. Speaking of first, this is first “nude” piece, though it’s rather tame.

Similarly, this is the first time I’ve tried to incorporate any kind of narrative into my pieces. I’m not much of a creative writer so don’t expect any quality from me in that department. My main gripe with the writing aspect is that I’m not sure what type of diction to use. Should I lean more casual or should I bump up the verbosity? Even now, the dilemma remains unsolved. Story-wise, I wasn’t too concerned about being unique. I just needed to rationalize why the girl (which I’ve decided to name “Ari”) needed to hulk out. The idea was that Ari willingly unleashes her hulk side in the hopes she can maintain control over her mind while still retaining her hulk physique. If that idea didn’t get through, then let me know. Hopefully, the writing wasn’t too cringey, but knowing me I’ll probably regret writing it anyways. Most of my pieces have been framed under the juxtaposition between civilized and beast. That’s just the biggest turn on for me and why I prefer hulk outs to your standard muscle growth.

If anyone wants to help me write dialogue or a short story to go along with my piece, just shoot me a message.

Regarding future pieces, I do want to collect a small sample group of people to give feedback on my work before I make more progress and eventually release the final version. If you’re interested, just send me a DM. Alternatively, I can just make public periodic polls / posts on dA, but I’m not sure if most people are invested in my progress or actively looking forward to my generations.

With the influx of all these wonderful new AI She-Hulk artists, I’ve come to reflect on how I should distinguish myself. Maybe there’s no need to do so, but I can’t help but feel competitive, like I have to outdo all the AI She-Hulk artists by leaps and bounds. As a result of using AI, I realize I probably can’t distinguish myself with a visual style, so I’m sorta at a loss for how to differentiate myself. I’d like to think I differentiate myself with higher quality generations, but I think that’s a bit narcissistic and presumptuous on my part. Please excuse my arrogance.

Anyways, I hope you enjoy the piece.
Until then, take care guys.

Created using Automatic1111 WebUi with the AO3 Model and Img2Img. This is AI generated art created by a person who has no talent in drawing.

Description

** Mobile users may need to download in order to view the comic since it is a PDF.

* sta.sh/22cao6b9ceo9 ---- Link if you want to see the panels individually and in their original resolution without any type-setting or extra FXs.

Long write up incoming (which you should probably ignore) since I’m just gonna ramble because writing these “descriptions” is my primary mean of catharsis.

TL;DR

    -         If even only one person asks, I will share the high-res version of every panel and the non-typeset version.

    -         Criticism is always appreciated, feel free to share what bothers you or what you would add instead.

    -         Don’t expect another TF sequence for a while… I’ll be working on mid-TFs in the meantime (I was cooking up one before I got sidetracked by this project). No ETA on the next one since I don’t like making promises /shrug.

    -         If you’re curious about my current workflow, don’t hesitate to ask! I don’t see any reason why I should withhold information that could potentially better someone else’s AI generation.

    -         Thank you for your comments and favorites! It makes me happy to see people enjoy the stuff I generate.

-     Even if you don’t favorite it, please comment. I love reading comments even if it isn’t praise.

Hey guys, I’m finally ready to share what I’ve been working on for the past 2 months. It’s another TF sequence! Originally, it was gonna be just the standard pre-TF / mid-TF combo, but then it quickly grew in scope into a full sequence TF. Kinda happy I did decide to commit to the full TF since I’m really happy with the last panel of the She-Hulk. Though, I figure she could use 10% more muscle. If the pacing feels off to you, I’d probably attribute it to the lack of planning done on my part. Not gonna lie, most of the stuff I added was just spontaneous. My main focus / goal for this piece was to further experiment with making believable shrrriips in clothing as well as doing some paneling to emphasize muscle growth. However, I wasn’t able to incorporate the more dynamic poses I had done previously in my other piece “Henshin” since it would further enlarge the scope and the project would never finish.

My current attitude when it comes to releasing new “art” is to one-up my previous works. Is this sustainable? Probably not, but I really do want to improve at making TF art, even if AI does 99.9999% of the work. Honestly, I feel like I’m doing you guys a disservice if I just pump AI generated images without doing rigorous editing to fix all the AI jank, hence why I’ve been posting less often since I want to follow this principle of “quality over quantity”.

I learned a lot while making this piece. On the technical aspect, I’ve become more accustomed to using LORAs, textual inversions, and ControlNet to further finetune my generations. If you’re past the beginner stage of AI image generation, I highly recommend you learn how to use these tools. They give you such a high degree of control and precision that it’s basically necessary for making high quality TFs IMO. Furthermore, I tried to implement different techniques for creating good clothes ripping effects. I’m very grateful that fantastic artists like deidurimour and eylimaseni exist as I’ve studied their TF sequences and tried to imitate their techniques to implement in my own TFs (to varying degrees of success, mostly failure). After scrutinizing their pieces, I’ve learned that there are a bunch of small intricacies that really elevate their work. As a result, I’ve come to appreciate traditional artists more than ever.

Reflecting on this piece a bit more, I think my own personal criticism is how I’ve neglected scale in my TF. Sure, the girl is getting muscular, but she’s not actually getting taller. Fortunately, I have a couple of ideas on how to implement this in future TFs. Another personal criticism is that I probably overdid the motion lines and the SFXs leading each panel being too cluttered. However, I still decided to keep it in since I’m not really sure if it’s a me thing. Perhaps you might not even notice it.

I think the main highlight of the piece is the breast expansion part since that’s usually the body part I tend to fixate towards in any TF piece. As such, I spent the most time working on that part. To be honest, even after all the time I put into it, I’m not 100% satisfied with it, but I think it’s still a good first attempt. Speaking of first, this is first “nude” piece, though it’s rather tame.

Similarly, this is the first time I’ve tried to incorporate any kind of narrative into my pieces. I’m not much of a creative writer so don’t expect any quality from me in that department. My main gripe with the writing aspect is that I’m not sure what type of diction to use. Should I lean more casual or should I bump up the verbosity? Even now, the dilemma remains unsolved. Story-wise, I wasn’t too concerned about being unique. I just needed to rationalize why the girl (which I’ve decided to name “Ari”) needed to hulk out. The idea was that Ari willingly unleashes her hulk side in the hopes she can maintain control over her mind while still retaining her hulk physique. If that idea didn’t get through, then let me know. Hopefully, the writing wasn’t too cringey, but knowing me I’ll probably regret writing it anyways. Most of my pieces have been framed under the juxtaposition between civilized and beast. That’s just the biggest turn on for me and why I prefer hulk outs to your standard muscle growth.

If anyone wants to help me write dialogue or a short story to go along with my piece, just shoot me a message.

Regarding future pieces, I do want to collect a small sample group of people to give feedback on my work before I make more progress and eventually release the final version. If you’re interested, just send me a DM. Alternatively, I can just make public periodic polls / posts on dA, but I’m not sure if most people are invested in my progress or actively looking forward to my generations.

With the influx of all these wonderful new AI She-Hulk artists, I’ve come to reflect on how I should distinguish myself. Maybe there’s no need to do so, but I can’t help but feel competitive, like I have to outdo all the AI She-Hulk artists by leaps and bounds. As a result of using AI, I realize I probably can’t distinguish myself with a visual style, so I’m sorta at a loss for how to differentiate myself. I’d like to think I differentiate myself with higher quality generations, but I think that’s a bit narcissistic and presumptuous on my part. Please excuse my arrogance.

Anyways, I hope you enjoy the piece.
Until then, take care guys.

Created using Automatic1111 WebUi with the AO3 Model and Img2Img. This is AI generated art created by a person who has no talent in drawing.