I wasn’t able to resist either the charm (or perhaps the future slavery?) of AI in drawing my papersoldiers. The reality is that they have indeed reached a level of definition I could never have hoped to achieve. I think a few examples can give a better idea—more than words—of what I’m talking about.
By observing these figures, one can notice, for example, how the grip has improved significantly, as well as the facial features and the folds of the clothing.
Naturally, AI has to be guided, so I changed the color of the trousers and a few other details, but the result belongs—unfortunately—to it.
And so I found myself drawn into a historical period I had never wanted to tackle: WWII, and specifically (here bottom) the German troops during the bloody Battle of Stalingrad. In this case, AI was of total support and, once properly guided, produced an excellent result.
Likewise for a soldier of a Prussian regiment during the Seven Years’ War. As can be seen, AI has to be “trained,” but the difference between 2015 and 2026 appears enormous.
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