really don't think this is AI, flagger, assisted maybe but even then likely not
face is and head is exactly how they've drawn them for a long time and nothing off with the body, I think you're being thrown off by this being a common AI pose
really don't think this is AI, flagger, assisted maybe but even then likely not
face is and head is exactly how they've drawn them for a long time and nothing off with the body, I think you're being thrown off by this being a common AI pose
Not even AI-assisted. Even the latest AI still have problems shading individual clumps of hair and fold lines on cloths. Here you can see the fingers perfectly fits the creases on the hand towel, not to mention the hair looks hand-drawn. There's a minor detail on the part near her neck where her gold under-hair highlights fits with the part of the hair flowing next to her right arm, something that AI would still have problem with.
Flagger you can't just say "Has nothing to do with previous artist's works" and then proceed that by a completely contradictng statement "Literally only face reminds of his artstyle" LOL Also what Rath said. Only the face resonates with you as this is the first time they've really done a pose like this
This looks Ai-assited to me at least, the shading is very much in ai fashion and not how they used to shade in the past. But who knows these days. The stuff the new models can do is crazy, pair that with a decent artist and good luck telling the difference.
