Summer in the Alps ...

Very nice!

It's been very quiet here lately... too bad. Here's some random wetness I diid.

Here are some stuff I've been doing, the before and after ones are tough.

Some more from me ..

A bit more from the alps ...

Some mixed wetness...

Experimenting with various prompts to get what I was after led to these images which I think are OK

Some really nice ones!

Was refining prompts, managed to generate these on my way to what I wanted

Kissing in the rain ...

Trying to make the clothes look wet without a wet context only gave this kinds of results for me. I am glad to see that others have continued this thread with a variety of great images.

There are still some people around who love wetlook.

Interestingly three images were deleted from my previous post. Maybe their Asian face accidentally resembled someone. I resubmit cropped versions of them, and two others not to end up with an empty post.

I started playing with https://www.getimg.ai/ - these are a few of my test pics.

Some more of my wet creations with ideogram.

The wet quality of others' creations have so much exceeded my results that I have almost stopped trying. It is just difficult to spot the wet-only (and well-dressed) material from the dispersed threads. I'll now submit something new from an old prompt about the Danish model in a flooded Ferris wheel gondola. These are with flatai.org.

AI engines are improving so much lately. I tried many different ones and usually get the best results from Ideogram or Google's Gemini.

I ususally do more casual or office clothes as I really love that, but also did some slightly more formal ones which also came up nice.

Here are my modest, probably last, contributions to this thread. Other AI engines seem to have more water to spare than those I can use. I hope your new developments can be seen here and they need not be searched among the messy majority.

The single soakers are from flatai.org, the cafe images are much earlier results from Microsoft Copilot.

But especially the last ones are really good! You should keep on posting stuff like that.

Unfortunately wet contributions get very little attention around here, that's why I also questioned if I should continue posting any of mine.

Aww, don't stop posting wetlook pics! There are some among us who do appreciate wetlook. I'll continue to post occasionally - like I just did -- more wet picnic pics. My previous post had over 200 views, so there are folks here who like wetlook. I'll have another set ready to go this weekend (maybe).

Meanwhile here's a few more:

Similarly to others, as there was so little response to the wetlook witches set that I posted at Halloween I've taken a back seat too.

On the other hand, as long as some of us still appreciate those pictures I think I will continue to post some of my creations from time to time.

The quality of those is very good . Do I read it correctly that you are using Google Gimini for those?

Thanks! The first one was made with Ideogram, the others with Gemini.

A few more of my creations ...

The animation is really nice! Which AI did you use for that?

Some more of mine, I really like Gemini for doing wet creations.

Vintage-y girls getting absolutely soaking wet!!

This is with Flux, a few Loras, and a complicated new technique I found for getting really plastered down wet hair with the new Flux depth map model.

Nice ones! Flux can also give some great results when used along with the right LoRas. Which service do you use?

Thanks! I use ComfyUI running on Google Colab, paid subscription. Basically like running on your computer, but my computer doesn't have nearly enough chip power.