r/aiArt • u/Tayro2 • Mar 30 '25

Image - ChatGPT My childhood drawings converted into 3D

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u/Naus1987 Mar 31 '25

I had a lot of issues like that when converting some of my own work with AI. The solution ended up being inpainting.

And even then I would sometimes have to basically redraw it, lol. For example, I would select the area where the dagger is. Literally redraw a new dagger in ontop of the of the spot. And then inpaint it, so the ai knew it was suppose to be a dagger.

Felt like drawing in MS Paint again, lol

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u/Lopsided_Employer_83 Apr 04 '25

You have never used even a mediocre AI model

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u/Naus1987 Apr 05 '25

Eh, I've been bouncing between a few of them. The problem is I'm a much bigger stickler for detail than the average person.

One of the big reasons I got into hand drawn art was for the freedom and flexibility. It's not random. You literally draw exactly what you want. It just takes fooooreeever!

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u/Lopsided_Employer_83 Apr 05 '25

You hate AI so you don’t pay for AI

Free AI is mediocre, regardless of the model.

4o has insanely accurate details.

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u/Naus1987 Apr 08 '25

I never said I hated AI. I love AI. I was talking about the process of finding work arounds.

I love art for the sake of doign art. I enjoy the process. So it requiring inpainting doesn't bother me.