I took a little dive into this thing. It's a bit of a chore trying to get decent WAM results, but then again this is coming from over 20 years of being exposed to the REAL thing...so I have higher expectations of what WAM can be. While AI will never replace my love of original REAL WAM and also art, it's still fun to dabble in this AI thing. I have more fun inputting in out there scenarios and creatures and things that don't exist, but I got a couple decent messy related AI things.

Most of these were created on Bing. Some of them I used getimg.ai where I used some pictures from my own sessions replacing my ugly mug with female faces, so those look a little better in terms of the mess...and I threw in a random image that was generated with really weird ideas that has nothing to do with WAM for the fun of it

This is a pretty cool concept, what you did with your own photos. This opens up a new realm of possibilities. So many cool and creative things can be done with generative AI. I have so many things I want to try, including something like this to see what I look like being messy. Nice examples, very cool!

I'm a sucker for monsters in movies, and final girls being terrorized and kicking ass while being drenched in water and substances...we'll probably never see some of this, so if AI can generate some of this stuff, why not?

Totally love the monster ones, I was brought up loving the damsel in distress movies, and then found when I got older some great B movies.

i like the monsters that ai can create some of them look like the old costumes from movies but without the human part so it makes them look more real kinda

it was like my Halloween ones but there i couldnt get it to make a ghost that wasnt a bedsheet

A couple more. Was trying to do this damsel fighting a dinosaur monster in a tar pit while being covered and dripping in tar...and couldn't get it to cover her in tar and include the dinosaur...but one image to show up with a tar covered damsel...

Then I found out you can prompt "Psylocke" into Bing. Most of the time it gets her wrong, but sometimes it's close. Was trying to recreate a panel from X-Men Unlimited 9 where Psylocke is sitting on top of a shark psy blasting it in the ocean. Got some decent results on this idea...one time it randomly put her into a Deapdool like wet suit...

Then I just went for simplifying an idea centered around Psylocke with wet hair.

Couple more messy ones.

Couple wet pics. Generally seems like it's easier to get these to be decent over the messy ones. Kind of finicky though, one second you can say "girl getting her hair wet in a lake" or something to that effect, and then all of the sudden it starts blocking the prompt. Actually had more luck using fairy tale characters as prompts like Rapunzel and Snow White.

Got a nice gameshow prompt that was shared on here that yielded much better results that some of the prompts I'd attempted. Switched things around to get some alternative looking girls getting messy.

Here's a random idea...Deadpool gunging Psylocke on a gameshow...while I couldn't really get Psylocke down, I just went with an asian woman with purple hair. Couldn't really get her outfit right. Started out with a Kimono, eventually got it to accept "one piece"

You're art is amazing! And you have a great eye for WAM hair! If you don't mind me asking, what prompt did you use to get that "freshlyenerged from water" look on Psylocke's hair?!?! The best I can get Bing to do with water is "slightly damp". I can coat hair in honey, slime, whatever. But something as every day as water is testing me.

Honestly I don't remember, I've been trying to replicate it myself ...I thought I just used things like "wet hair" "emerging from water" "saturated hair" "sleek hair"

Chocolate hair salon stuff.

I am continuing to tool around with it. If I figure it out, I will let you know. That said, I feel like a large part of it is luck. I have attached the best I have been able to achieve today. The images with her laying in the water.... I did not do that. All of those images use the same prompt. I have spent hours upon hours trying to get her to lay in water with no success and a LOT of content warnings. Then it just does it on it's own a few time. #sigh....

I actually think I figured it out. I'm kinda shocked TBH... Anyway, I used the prompt "wet hair", but I also used a description like "long blond hair sleek and flat". Sleek doesn't want to work alone, and neither does wet. I have also found that you need an ongoing source of water. I guess the AI figures that somebody may be neck deep in water, but that's doesn't mean they have gotten their hair wet in the last 30 minutes. The source can be water being poured on the head, rain, or I shit you not, splashing... Yeah... somebody can't wade chin deep in the water and their hair be soaking wet, but as long as they move enough to cause a ripple on the surface, they can be drenched. I figured all of this out by very slowly deconstructing Born Sloppy's gunge tank prompts and then rebuilding them into bodies of water prompts.

Can you give a example prompt?

Yup, this is one of the last ones I used.

photo of a millennial female. coated in water. in a pool of water. neck deep in water. splashing. water is dripping off the head and clothes. grey long sleeved thermal shirt, bib-coveralls, beautiful long blond hair smoothed sleek and flat, wet hair, wet clothes

To get her to turn around, which took me way to freakin long to figure out, change the first line to "photo of a millennial female from the back". You can also remove "neck deep in water" and she will default to waist deep and then kinda do whatever she wants on her own. Or at least that's what it seems like to me. The neck deep bit only seemed to work half the time, and never from the back, so she may have just been neck deep because she wanted to be....

When I use Bing and have success with some images I like, I save them in a directory and create a txt file of the prompt I used. I wish I had started doing that earlier though, as there are some prompts I just can't re-create no matter how much I try.

Bing is so weird with their censorship stuff...it seems like you can use some fictional characters, but not real people...for example, you could get away with "Walter White" but not "Bryan Cranston" or "Xena" but not "Lucy Lawless"

So anyways, non WAM related...I'm to use Bing to get a different interpreatation of a piece of art I had done a couple years ago, so I put in "King Diamond and Lemmy Kilmister armed with shovels battling a horde of demonic demons with glowing orange eyes." It's got no problem doing this, however after a half dozen generation attempts it's clear that the AI has no idea what or who the fuck King Diamond is, yet it understands Lemmy...so I decide to take King Dimaond out of the prompt and have it just be Lemmy, and I get the prompt blocked warning message...so I'm like...okay let's try something different here...uh...Santa Clause and Lemmy Kilmister fighting evil snowmen..." prompt blocked...so apparently you can ONLY use Lemmy Kilmister as a prompt if you put King Diamond in front of him...I don't get it lol. Anyways, trying to recreate and create new things with this weird idea of mine got me banned for an hour wooo hooo!

Tried to do some Cassie Hack messy pics.

Here's an assortment of stuff.

Got some pretty decent clear wet slime generations.