2024 4_toes anthro black_background black_bottomwear black_clothing black_collar black_fingernails black_lips black_nose black_toe_claws black_topwear blonde_hair blue_eyes bottomwear breasts camel_toe cameltoe chest_tuft claws cleavage clothed clothing collar crop_top director_name eyebrows eyelashes feet female fingernails foot_focus fur grey_body grey_fur hair holding_object leaning leaning_back leggings legwear lips long_hair long_sleeves midriff nails navel nipple_outline otter_tail paws railing rainpony_xl_(model) shirt simple_background sitting smile smiling_at_viewer solo standing thick_thighs tight_bottomwear tight_clothing tight_topwear toe_claws toes topwear tuft whiskers white_hair oaf40 lutrine mammal mustelid river_otter absurd_res artist_name colored dark_theme hi_res signature watermark
Model used: "Rainpony XL Rainfall (v2)":https://civitai.com/models/464387/rainponyxl
My telegram channel: "@oaf40_pub":https://t.me/oaf40_pub

I've been experimenting with alternative techniques of eliminating inpaint seams, and I came up with an approach of using the "Median Blur" filter coupled with "Linear motion blur". This approach is very fast but has a nasty constraint: it only works with very simple solid backgrounds and only on the outsides; I still need to remove seams manually inside of the character.

I work on an old worn IPS monitor and I also have astigmatism which makes it hard to work with dark backgrounds (as I explained in my previous post: "Cosmic Otter":https://e6ai.net/posts/68182 ), for me the background in this project looks just fine [i]however[/i] I think it [i]might[/i] look like absolute ass when viewed on an (AM)OLED or a Retina-IPS panel - [b]please let me know[/b] if that's the case so I could stop using this refining approach in the future to avoid damaging the colours. I want my projects to be the best quality regardless of what they are displayed on.