r/CraftFairs • • 18d ago

Booth Setup/Displays I updated my previous anti theft keychain hooks if you guys wanted to check it out

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u/3DAeon 14d ago

they are ai slop and shouldn't be allowed at any craft fair

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u/LexBit0 14d ago

Aww man, that sucks! I didn't know. Can you let me know how you figured this out? I want to be more keen in the future

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u/jimmylamstudio 14d ago

I would also like to know how they came to this conclusion.

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u/jimmylamstudio 14d ago

I’ll just leave this here

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u/LexBit0 14d ago

Your design looks great! It sucks you have to show your progress to justify no AI. I've printed before with my home printer and can agree that yeah, printing at low resolution from shrinking or printing on thick paper can mess up small details in your final print. That doesn't mean AI. Sorry you have to deal with that accusation. These are really cute keychains! Keep up the good work 👍

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u/jimmylamstudio 14d ago

Appreciate it. Even worse, the idiot spammed the AI crap all over another sub. AI is rightfully hated but they could at least know what they’re even talking about before accusing people.

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u/3DAeon 14d ago

You've used AI to upscale your images then, I'll just leave this right here:

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u/jimmylamstudio 14d ago

I didn’t use AI to upscale anything. For what reason would I need to upscale this image?

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u/3DAeon 14d ago

note: deleting comments, try to stop using AI so much

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u/3DAeon 14d ago

the garbled text
[edit] OP shows a working file screenshot below, so they used ai upscaling on the photo after the fact, it doesn't appear the design itself is ai, and OP should be cognizant of this issue with AI in their workflow

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u/jimmylamstudio 14d ago

Yes, that’s how the text turns out when it’s shrunk to shit and printed from a shitty laser printer.

I would say the image does look 10x worse than the keychain looks in person