Averagemadnessenjoyer - Chaos Is The New Normal.

YOOOOOOO 200 FOLLOWERS! Thank you all for all the support since i start to live as a full time freelance artist! and i revive this old tumblr! this is just the starting point! thank you so much the community in here is really great!

These are all my Lancer commission so far and keep it coming! i'm always ready for a new mech and also hearing ideas for a new styles of commision, i want to make different things too

As always COMMISSION ARE OPEN so DM for more info if you want your own mech and please follow me on Twitter too i'm trying to have more followers there so i can make more cool commissions! Just click in HERE that will help me a lot

Redbubble stuff

"what is it like to use nightshade/glaze?"

so based on my own experience I thought I'd make this more transparent since I know a lot of people hesitate to take action on some things if they do not know Exactly what happens. it's me i'm people. So;

Nightshade takes about 30 minutes on its fastest setting. The end result tends to look like mild jpeg artifacting, very slightly creased paper, or just brush texturing. Looking at it normally, it is undetectable. Glaze is very visually similar, given the strategy, except that Glaze's longest time setting is 5 minutes.

You put in a file, select how much you want it affected and for how long you want it to render. For Nightshade, you also attach a tag to it, that way AI finds what it's looking for with an associated word. You select a folder for the final result to save to, then hit run.

It takes a lot of GPU/CPU. The fans on my laptop sound a bit like I'm running Minecraft, and it refuses to run if you have too many programs open. I could run Youtube and Nightshade at the same time, but Youtube did Not like it. Best to just take a break while you let it do its thing. Run Nightshade before you go out or something.

It does NOT like transparent png backgrounds. Makes me wonder how AI does with 'em. Anyways, running a backgroundless drawing through Glaze and Nightshade respectively makes it turn out like this:

creasing effect is more noticeable, and it adds strange blocky black and white backgrounds to it. If you want good results for your time, be that less than 1 minute or 180 minutes, consider getting rid of the transparency.

I would post a before and after picture of a Nightshaded piece but of course, I would like to post exclusively poison on this site.

As one last note, it took me a lot of effort to find where you're actually supposed to download these tools, so Glaze is here and Nightshade is here. Overall I highly recommend using them if you can. Don't let AI run you off of your sites: run the AI out yourself.

Had a sudden inspiration for a traditional piece. Actually, the base is pen brush on paper and the black background was added and enhanced digitally :] Nice to come back to my roots, a little (AA+traditional techniques aaaaa)