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Lillie in Ao Dai アオザイなリーリエ (21illustrations)

Added 2023-11-03 10:00:06 +0000 UTC

個人的に納得できたアオザイ風。アオザイという概念を集中学習させたデータを使うのもいいんですけど（前回のはそんな感じ）、自分はそれは使わずに文字だけで概念をAIに伝えるほうが楽しいし仕上がりも好きです。あくまでアオザイではなくアオザイっぽいなにかにはなりますが。

アウトドアではポンチョタープ、ポンチョキルト大好き人間です。最近流行り？のウルトラライト的な考え方を進めていくと最新素材を使った昔のものっぽいやつができてくるの面白いんですが、伝わる人いるでしょうか。

民族服のイラストを作る際に服の構造を考えると貫頭衣をベースになにを変えたかでその土地の気候風土や文化などが勝手に想像できるのが楽しいです。

ただ特徴的な服装を描写しようとすると、うまくはだけさせにくくエロは弱めになりがちです。私はいろんな格好しているキャラクターが見れるだけで満足しちゃってますが。

I have a personal preference for the Ao Dai style that I've come to be satisfied with. It's one option to use data that has been intensively trained on the concept of Ao Dai (like the previous time), but for me, it's more enjoyable and satisfying to convey the concept to the AI using just words, without utilizing that data. The result isn't an Ao Dai per se, but something that feels like an Ao Dai.

When it comes to outdoor gear, I'm a big fan of poncho tarps and poncho quilts. There’s something fascinating about how the pursuit of an ultralight approach leads to the creation of modern items that mimic the old ones using the latest materials – though I wonder if that makes sense to anyone else.

When creating illustrations of ethnic clothing, it's fun to think about the structure of the clothes. You can imagine the climate, the environment, and the culture of the place just by considering what changes have been made to the basic garment, like a robe. However, trying to depict distinctive outfits usually means it’s difficult to portray them provocatively, so the erotic aspect tends to be toned down. But for me, just seeing characters dressed in various outfits is enough to make me happy.