AlienFodder

I don’t particularly like to do this, but I have been working very hard on a Premium Gallery here on DA and I think that now is a good time to start talking to you about it, my lovely watchers. Now… I understand that this is not for everyone, but if you are looking for high quality, photorealistic, and very sexy pictures of celebrities, you might want to consider unlocking it. Please note that even though it is labeled as NSFW, there is NO FULL-FRONTAL nudity. If you take a look at my work from this year, you know that I’m very serious about quality, much more than quantity. And to be honest, I think 10$ (about 8$ if you’re in the US) is a pretty sweet deal for what you will get. If you would like a sample of my work from that gallery before you commit, just send me a private message and I will show you. No charge, I promise. :)

I was recently browsing DA to see what I could find about Nightwing, who’s my favourite DC superhero next to Superman. While I did find some nice stuff, I thought the site needed more of this beautiful man. Like, some really badass stuff… 😊 So, after I finished my Nightwing/Batgirl artwork, I decided to get to work and create MORE artwork about that sexy dude, and I think he deserves his own sub-gallery here on my page. If there are any fans of his around here, I hope you’ ll enjoy those images and please don’t hesitate to leave your comments.

So there's this great AI creator I follow here on DeviantArt called smokeblower871, who came up with this very useful post about the copyright restrictions imposed by some image creators when it comes to using photorealistic images of fictional characters. Please read his post on the subject by clicking on the journal image below. Basically, a lot of AI image creation programs prevent us from using the name of any actor/actress. If you do, your prompt will get blocked. Now I've done some testing of my own with the Bing AI image creator, and I have a somewhat of a solution to this pesky problem. When I'm using Bing to create images of certain fictional characters, some of them are indeed being represented by the likeness of the actor/actress who's played them onscreen: so far I have Aquaman, Thor, Mulder and Scully from the X-Files, and Dean Winchester from Supernatural. But with others, it simply does not work... My conclusion is as follows: if the character you want to illustrate