r/oddlysatisfying • u/ycr007 Satisfaction Critic • 1d ago
Outline sketch of a stiletto shoe
Source: oosee.aura
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u/Ass-Blast-Awaaayyy 1d ago
Who can do better lol
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u/ittollsforthee1231 1d ago
AI could never
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u/CtrlAltYuri 59m ago
AI will if it doesn't already, we are at the literal birth of that tech, it has limitless potential.
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u/emmy-lieu 1d ago
That’s a weird place for a buckled strap
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u/Bubbly-Travel9563 1d ago
Because this is ai, you can see some lines randomly appear after the pen moves away, too.
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u/MrMuf 1d ago
Timestamp?
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u/Bubbly-Travel9563 1d ago
The bottom of the heel with 40-39sec remaining the pen moves & the line is made longer and bolder
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u/MrMuf 1d ago
I think she smudged the ink not fully dry
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u/Bubbly-Travel9563 1d ago
The part I'm referring to is after the pen and hand are gone entirely moved away, more of the line they just finished appears around the bottom circle. That part specifically couldn't be a smudge
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u/Master_Yeeta 1d ago
Youre right, there's an odd noise too when the last little detail of the heel is added.
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u/DadlyPolarbear 16h ago
Yeah i missed this at first too, but you can really see it about 19~ sec into the clip. There is a back supporting line for the stiletto where it meets the sole of the shoe that randomly thickens after it’s already been drawn.
Not sure if it’s editing, or the ai fixed itself at that point.
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u/Bubbly-Travel9563 16h ago
It happens between the visible editing jumps, noticing the other editing so clearly but seeing none there is why I called it out
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u/Japsai 1d ago
Is that why you think its AI? It's clearly edited to trim out some frames. That's different
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u/Bubbly-Travel9563 1d ago
Not the part where the line keeps going at the bottom of the heel itself after they moved the pen away prior to the visible editing jump moments later
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u/noddingacquaintance 1d ago
You are staring way too hard if you think this is AI generated.
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u/Bubbly-Travel9563 23h ago
And you're not looking hard enough if you can't see it when it's pointed out to you, so what's your point?
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u/noddingacquaintance 23h ago
It’s painfully obvious that you’ve never drawn anything before and you are cherry-picking small video editing artifacts and presenting them as concrete evidence of AI.
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u/Bubbly-Travel9563 23h ago
Or ppl like you use ai and will defend it with your life as if it were your own art but as an ai artist what you make isn't art 😘 There are clear editing points and I pointed out one that wasn't, you're just too inexperienced to know what it should look like, hence one of many problems with using ai
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u/noddingacquaintance 23h ago
time to touch grass sweetie, you're fabricating narratives with zero evidence
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u/Bubbly-Travel9563 23h ago
Aww that's adorable, I too try insulting people when I run out actual points to make I'm just actually good at it rather than rewashing used up ones I see on here but I have a feeling "used up" describes you better than "artist" ever could so why question the expert? 😂
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u/Japsai 22h ago
One of the worst things about AI is the new species of self-trained genius AI detectives who are so sure everything is AI.
Often this includes videos that have been around for many years but have some artefact or an odd perspective. Sometimes it's just that they have basic video editing.
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u/DanieltheMani3l 22h ago
And that couldn’t have been done with video editing because…?
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u/Bubbly-Travel9563 22h ago
Because you can see the clips between jumos, the editing jumps aren't hidden. Since this happen between jumps, it wasn't an edit.
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u/DanieltheMani3l 21h ago
Or they just edited out the 5 seconds it took them to fix that little spot
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u/Hibou_Garou 1d ago
Whenever I see someone do something like this effortlessly, it makes me think of the massive amount of past practice/work it represent
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u/Veritas_Vanitatum 1d ago
I find the pen much more impressive! Does anyone know which one it is, or generally what they’re called?
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u/StrawberryTerry 1d ago
TFW you have to wear ear protection for long drawing sessions because your marker is so loud.
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u/StraySpaceDog 17h ago
Pretty basic Industrial Design sketch, but with fantastic line weight control.
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u/Andy-Huneycutt 21h ago
They blew the curve for the entire AutoCAD class back in high school. Show off.
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u/physicsking 9h ago edited 7h ago
How so smooth? Is this a machine that looks like a hand? /s
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u/ycr007 Satisfaction Critic 8h ago
They’re experienced product & industrial designers who do this for a living.
See this spray bottle sketch as another fine example of freehand product sketching.
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u/Bodefosho 1d ago
My toxic trait is thinking I could do this on my first try and then getting frustrated with myself for being absolute trash and immediately giving up on trying to improve.
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u/ReactionOk759 1d ago
Yeah that was nice.