2024 5_fingers accessory ambient_silhouette anthro areola bangs baseball_cap black_clothing black_fingernails black_headwear black_nose black_shirt black_topwear blonde_hair blue_eyes bracelet breasts brown_body brown_fur burger ceiling ceiling_lights clock clothed clothing convenient_censorship countershade_face countershade_neck countershade_thighs countershade_torso countershading day eyebrows eyelashes fast_food female fingernails fingers food front_view fur furniture gesture hair hand_on_table hat headgear headwear inner_ear_fluff inside jewelry kitchen light_hair long_hair looking_at_viewer looking_down looking_down_at_viewer low-angle_view nails navel nipples open_clothing open_shirt open_topwear pink_areola pink_nipples plate pointing pointing_down rainpony_xl_(model) restaurant rolled_up_sleeves seductive shirt sign smile smirk smirking_at_viewer sofa solo standing table text topwear tuft watch whisker_spots whiskers white_body white_countershading white_hair window oaf40 lutrine mammal mustelid river_otter absurd_res alternate_version_at_source colored english_text hi_res signature
I am exploring the "convenient censorship" concept, I think this is very hot in some way because the 99% of the image is here, and you know what is hidden and your imagination comes to help 'inpainting' the missing bit. Like a missing jigsaw puzzle piece.

I've seen a remotely similar post on Reddit a long time ago with Lynx girl holding a plush teddy bear in a similar way and people didn't like it exactly because she was covering her abdomen area. I wonder how my implementation would be received by the community, and I would love to get feedback on it.

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As of technical background of this project, experimenting with "Soft inpainting" parameters turned out to be [i]very[/i] rewarding. Bringing the "Transition contrast boost" value from 4 (default) to 2 and the "Difference contrast" from 2 (default) to 1.5 has yielded much, much better blending in the ceiling area and I had less inpaint seams to fix manually.

Textless version is at source ( https://t.me/oaf40_pub/1078 )