Hey. I use a local installation of Stable Diffusion Forge WebUI for most AI renders for maximum control. For quick renders, there are a few good AI websites: Midjourney, Leonardo, and Playground AI are the top 3 I've used. But the best results are often from finding and manipulating photography with Photoshop. A good blend of manipulating photography and using AI for certain parts is pretty useful too. What kind of results have you been getting?

Here's a direct link: substance3d.adobe.com/community-assets You can also access the link from inside Illustrator by following the tutorial.

@@jfosterdesigns thx

@@strelok9376 Happy to help!

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Hey there! Thanks so much for your comment and the appreciation! Great question. The short answer is yes, but it takes a bit of work. There are 2 main ways I'm thinking of for doing this: 1) If you already generated a scene and want to incorporate your packaging mockup into it, you can follow the basics of my tutorial here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fqqTY8JhvLuwg6s.html 2) If you have no scene yet and just your packaging mockup, you can extend your packaging mockup scene using Stable Diffusion inpainting. Let me know if this makes sense, or if you need further help. Much love!

Which part?

Sure thing. If you need any more help, please feel free to let me know.

Very welcome my friend! Thanks for watching.

You are very welcome. God bless and Happy New Year!

Do you mean how to import Photoshop layers into Canva or something else?

You are very welcome Buse! Glad this helped you! Yes, I'll make a tutorial video about organizing layers in a mockup project! Hopefully, I can release it in the next few days!

Hey! A tutorial on how to do this is dropping tomorrow! You can click here to get notified: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mppnq8J4ppywYYE.html

I just saw this... you're great! Thank you so much:)) @@jfosterdesigns

Hey Dominique. Sorry about that and apologies for the delay. It's been a busy past month. Illustrator accepts .Sbsar files

I typically use OBS Studio (easiest way, just takes a little setup), or i'll use Filmora's Screen Record and my phone cam and sync the video / audio later. Filmora's been bugged lately though; so, I just use OBS and my phone camera now. Let me know if you need more help!

So glad you were able to make some cool art! I used masks and brushes in photoshop to crop the artwork out of the background, and since the artwork was mostly dark, I used a dark shirt since it blended better. If you need further help or a video, let me know!

Thanks 🤗

Do you mean you can't see it at all in your menu? It should be under Effect>3D and Materials>Inflate. If you do not see it at all, you may need to update Illustrator to a newer version.

My apologies. I actually forgot to include the upscaling at the end of this tutorial. One of the best methods is a bit lengthy, but I can make a video dedicated to upscaling if that would be helpful. As for vector art, I would recommend RevAnimated model civitai.com/models/7371/rev-animated along with this lora: civitai.com/models/63556/lora-0mib-type-of-vector-art Would love to see anything you make with it if you don't mind sharing!

Which part of the mock-up process do you need help with the most? Is it putting the scarf on a person, or are you trying to put graphics on the scarf?

@@jfosterdesigns the graphics on a scarf - i just have scarf mockup from midjourney but i cant put the graphic on it. Its way harder as a mug or something else.

@Watch My Shorts Ah okay. Lemme try some things! I'll make a video or a short about it as soon as possible.

Here's a tutorial on adding graphics to scarfs just for YOU <3 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rMChnrdlysnIdWg.html Leave a comment there to let me know if it helps!

You just made my day so much brighter! Thanks so much for the love and faith!

This technology really is crazy. Thanks so much for watching!

Truly mind-blowing indeed! Thanks for watching!

Thanks much for the love! Keep it Holy! 😎

You are very welcome! Thank you for the sub!

It depends on the kind of material you are using. Many materials have color or color randomness options under 'Properties' at the bottom of the 'Materials' tab. Besides that, you can also manipulate color somewhat with colored light in the 'Lighting' tab. Adding multiple colored lights will give you further control. Let me know how it works, or if you figure out something better!

Great point, Tamutu! Are you a photographer? I would love to check out your work! Great points about copyright. The copyright issues around artificial intelligence images are still a bit unclear right now, but I don't think artificially generated photography really makes sense for larger firms anyway. They should have the budget to hire a photographer. I think this works more for content creators and designers who want to present their work or for portfolio building as proof of concept.

Thanks for watching Ty! This is just another option under your belt! Nothing will beat real packaging and a great photographer like yourself! Also, You have a lot of control over what AI renders based on prompting. You can also get greater advantage by installing Automatic 1111.

I feel your pain Jean. I've found that learning how to prompt without artist names is the best way to go. A lot of custom models from Civitai.com for example make really good images without you needing to reference a particular artist or copy their style. For low resolution images, the best solution I've found is using the upscaling feature inside of Stable Diffusion. You would have to install it locally though. It requires at least 4Gb of GPU vRam just a heads up. Check out this video by Olivio Sarikias: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aeBkgK6G1qyphZ8.html

Yes, but you would have to install Stable Diffusion instead of using Lexica. Stable diffusion has a feature called inpainting where you can paint over the areas of your image that you want to change or keep the same. I use inpainting in this video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/epypnKeSxNWahWg.html

@@jfosterdesigns Thank you for your reply :) i will watch this 🙏

@@CAGRIOKUR I'm glad to help! 😁

Glad this helped a bit, Charlie! Great question. Printing is not available directly in Stable Diffusion, but just a few notes for printing: 1) If you want a vector file, you would want to use the Vector Studio extension. Here's a great video on that: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/a7l9g5CV2rzdgoU.html 2) If you're going to use the PNG file that Stable Diffusion gives you, you would want to make sure your image resolution is high enough. You can upscale in Stable Diffusion using either the "Extras" tab or using the newer method of running the Ultimate Upscale script along with the Tile Resampling with ControlNet. Here's a great video on that: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aeBkgK6G1qyphZ8.html You could then vectorize the image in your software of choice. Hope that helps. Let me know if you need anything further! Thanks again for watching and commenting!

@@jfosterdesigns Thank you for the info and links, soooooo helpful. Keep up the good work, very informative. Best of luck with the channel 👍

@@charliepryor72 very welcome!

Very welcome! 😁

Apologies! Thanks for watching!

@@jfosterdesigns haha all good

So glad to help! Thanks so much for the subscribe. What kind of things do you use A.I. for ?

Very welcome!

Have you updated to the latest version of Adobe Illustrator? On Windows, Open Illustrator and go to Help > Updates

As far as I understand, the community assets are free for personal and commercial use as long as you use them in a modified way. So, you can't just repost them exactly as they are without creating something different or unique. You can read the full terms of service here: www.adobe.com/legal/terms/community-assets-license.html

Happy to help!

Thanks so much for the great insight and feedback. I agree! There's a lot of shallow praise for A.I. It's really fun, but I've been trying to find more practical uses for it. I do have a few now, and I hope to make some videos showing those uses soon.

Thanks so much! I have another Illustrator tutorial coming soon!

Glad to hear that

Ever heard of Google?

@@jayedwin98020 whos gandolf though?

My imaginary friend 😎

Who's that?

@@jfosterdesigns is actually gandalf, thats probably why the outcome was off..

If clients are asking for specific changes. 2 things are happening 1. We are not setting clear enough expectations. 2. We didn’t ask the right questions in the beginning. If those two things are happening then we have bigger issues then using AI.

In that case, you would want to use stable diffusion inpainting to make specific changes. You can learn more about that in this video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/epypnKeSxNWahWg.html

And for that reason we still need valid graphics designer

​@@nafi7393 Absolutely! Graphic designers will always been in demand because each person thinks so differently. People come to me because they want ME. That's something they can't get anywhere else with anyone else. A.I. can mimic human behavior, but it cannot copy any one person's thinking.

Hehe. I only make A.I. videos based on what i actually use. Trying to figure out how to be real to myself and still meet audience demand.

More to come!

8:22 actually this is the part. Wanted to see how you made the mask.

Glad you found what you were looking for!

Thanks for the visit