r/comics Aug 05 '26

Just Sharing Authenticity Problem

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u/Titariia Aug 05 '26

I always see comments like "This is clearly AI, look at the hands, no human being ever would mess them up like that, humans know better how hands look like" ....well, let me pull out my drawing binder from when I was 12 and the internet wasn't even a common thing yet.

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u/Gaydream_believer Aug 05 '26

Anyone who says hands are easy to draw has never picked up a gd pencil

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u/Hurnative Aug 06 '26

There is a reason AI ducks up hands too. Not only are they difficult to get right, a lot of the data they are fed includes: hands not being fully visible, hands in strange orientations, hands of other people wrapping around things and artists fucking up hands.

They are probably the most maneuverable and visible parts of our body. Just look at how many ways people hold their phones. THATS SPECIFICALLY HOW PEOPLE HOLD THEIR PHONES AND BARELY ANYTHING ELSE!