Very many moons ago Angela Fox was colaborating with me on a project to create an illustrated version of part of my INSTITUTIONALISED. Although she created many images using computer modeling techniques - some of which I modified and augmented in various way using photomanipulation techniques - we could not realy ever make any of them realistic enough. But of course we now have AI and today I have been experimenting with passing one of her images (this one originaly created for somebody else) through the AI image generator that I use - along with a string of instructions - with the idea of making the image more realistic and photographic, in the first instance, but also of changing and embelishing it in various ways in order to better suit my own taste. For example: In the later versions (I've created about 50 ish) I have made the girl older (she's supposed to be 18) )and removed the wood panneling, which I never really thought appropriate.
Please don't hesitate, nor be afraid, to let me know what you think, one way or the other. For example: I have made some adjustments to the school uniform in a couple of the images: SO: Should she be wearing a blazer? Have I done the right thing in removing the wood paneling!
Above is the original - and untouched - Angeta Fox creation. All the others are AI modified. Who knows: If I get enough interest there may yet be an illustrated version of on of my works..Obviously this one wouldn't work, because the woman is supposed to viewing the action through a two way mirror affair and the girl would see her. The idea is that whenever she looks up from her work she has to see herself sitting there dressed in the childish school uniform. Of course that would be extremely infrequent because doing so would lose her time - and the work has been set to require constant and deep concentration if it is to be completed in the alloted time period and she is to avoid the kiss of the nurse's thin and extremely whppy cane! I didn't instruct this. The AI suddenly took it upon itself to switch the observation room's light on.
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