"Corporate Hell & Battling Beauties" Adult Coloring Book
Cover Art for "Corporate Horror & Battling Beauties" Dark Adult Coloring Book.
Post-production Coloring Book Art for "Corporate Horror & Battling Beauties" Dark Adult Coloring Book.
Shot consists of seven different elements, as well as hand correction of skin, face, hair, and clothing.
Post-production Coloring Book Art for "Corporate Horror & Battling Beauties" Dark Adult Coloring Book.
Shot consists of seven different elements, as well as hand correction of skin, face, hair, and clothing.
Post-production Coloring Book Art for "Corporate Horror & Battling Beauties" Dark Adult Coloring Book.
Shot consists of six different elements, as well as hand correction of skin, face, hair, and clothing.
Post-production Coloring Book Art for "Corporate Horror & Battling Beauties" Dark Adult Coloring Book.
Shot consists of five different elements, as well as hand correction of skin, face, hair, and clothing.
Composed Coloring Book Art for "Corporate Horror & Battling Beauties" Dark Adult Coloring Book.
Changes included:
Set extension
Line Cleanup
Horror Elements
Composed Coloring Book Art for "Corporate Horror & Battling Beauties" Dark Adult Coloring Book.
Composition consisting of twelve elements, focused on providing the customer with plenty of pieces to color.
Composed Coloring Book Art for "Corporate Horror & Battling Beauties" Dark Adult Coloring Book.
Eight different elements as well as extensive alteration produced this piece.
Composed Coloring Book Art for "Corporate Horror & Battling Beauties" Dark Adult Coloring Book.
Setting, fixtures, signage, and ghoul rendered as separate elements, character heavily modified to be more appealing.
Updated cover, modified per KDP analytics.
Composite art pieces created for "Corporate Horror & Battling Beauties" adult coloring book.
Each piece started as either a drafted or 3D render guide image passed into both Midjourney or Stable Diffusion AI tools in order to generate base elements.
Post work consisted of:
Upscaling
Anatomy Correction (yes, that means hands, feet, and oh, so many legs)
Material adjustment
Manual shading
In short, AI is a great tool, but it won't replace skilled artists anytime soon.