Nano Banana definitely would not do this. Although I think it would help a lot. I saw a Facebook photoshoot at that certain Silicon Valley headquarters, liked the colorful pinwheel sculptures and made it my own. Went with a Polaroid SX-70 filter.
I keep seeing these women flash their landing strips and bushes on Instagram to gain subscribers for their platforms. I saw one in a pink bikini and thought it would be fun to make. The chat agent worked this up with several variations. Now if this could become a fashion trend in real life.
I see these photoshoot groups on Facebook, and look at some of their amateurish results. How can it be better? Bottomless of course. Let's just say a certain bridge by the bay. I uploaded the original, and asked for a Chroma body double in the agent. The agent struggled with the bridge, but I gave it some pointers about crossbeams and color. Next I asked for the shorts to be undressed and it ran through some variations. I liked this pose, even though it's a bit silly. Added Kodak Portra 400 emulation, and it turned out nicely. Again, nobody arrested, it's AI.
New character I saved for reference, and decided to play with in a forest setting with the river. I had to tell the agent to keep the bush a few times when displaying variations, but when I saw the pose I wanted, it was easy to narrow it down to this. Again with the Kodak Gold 200 emulation which I love.
I guess sometimes you just can't wait, and have to take care of business right away.
Started with a reference of an Instagram model that I saw. I made her body double in Chroma saving front, side, and back reference poses. Did a few standing variations on the sidewalk with the agent, and then decided to have her bend over. Added her gym buddy in a few variations, then saw the angle I wanted. The edit did need a little fixing on her mouth, but the agent was pretty good at spotting the issue. Happy pedestrian recording added in the background. Working again with Kodak Gold 200 emulation for some more public nudity. The best part is, it's AI, nobody got arrested.
Been playing with the idea of a woman that I saw on Twitter earlier this week. I got a detailed text prompt of her features from the chat agent and generated a Chroma body double. I also played around with different emulations, and settled on Kodak Gold 200. It took a few tries to get her to pose the way I wanted. It was the aesthetic I was looking for, tasteful public nudity.
This was also my childhood back in the day. The VS catalog was a great way to look at women in lingerie. But with the help of Venice we can update the cover to what we really wanted back in the day.