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(2.8MB, 1536x1024) Reverse If possible, jannies, may you please update the OP blurb to the following (minus the backticks)? And replace the [insert post number] with whatever number it is this post gets.
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>What even is this story about? You never told us and it looks fake and gay and boring and we can't take you seriously with that name.
Well, it is indeed fake. It is a fantasy story set in an alternate world containing both humans and anthros, the time setting being vaguely comparable to our own Late Medieval and Early Renaissance.
War has broken out between the primarily human kingdoms of the island of Ienrrarg, and the primarily canine mainland kingdom of Ikbatewa. In less than a decade, the Ikbemites have already succeeded in conquering nearly half of the island. The story follows an Ienrrargian human protagonist, Arrehp, on his adventure after being press ganged into the navy of the invading Ikbemites.
This is a mature story and as such may contain violence, gore, explicit language, suggestive themes, etc. And whilst on the subject of disclaimers, I should note this work is AI-assisted. See >>[insert post number] for what I mean.
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I've decided to write an illustrated anthro fantasy story. Now, I'm not much of an illustrator and I'm not much of a writer either I suppose so bear that in mind. I'll publish it chapter by chapter in this thread. All content including the text, story, characters, illustrations, and so on are being published under the CC BY-SA 4.0 license, meaning you are free to use them as you wish so long as all derivative works provide due credit & are published under the same license.
Okay, I think that's all. Thank you fur reading!
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A disclaimer, since I've noticed AI is still frowned upon here:
I do NOT claim to be a drawGOD. All the images used so far have been tracegiraffeged from a combination of sources including photographs of myself, stock photographs, images from the Internet, and, finally, from AI generations. You may now retroactively opt to call them slop (because, fair enough, I don't think they're great) but, trust me, if I had actually tried to freehand them, they'd've been worse still. For reference, here's the base for chapter 2's illustration. There was still plenty of effort involved in producing the final image. I can attest to that much. Likewise, the text itself is usually brainstormed by AI following my direction, then manually rewritten.
I did not try to hide the use of AI, but I probably ought to have made an explicit disclaimer earlier. I apologize.