...I might not have decided Greek life wasn't for me...

Love the fun and positive vibes as always, Kabe!

These are fantastic. one of my fave messy fantasies.

These are for Gurph Morlicks: the moment before.

The first three are the ladies from a couple of the ones you commented on, just before they smashed their pies in their faces.

The last two were accidents, where I changed the prompt but forgot to switch the source image, but the expressions on their faces turned out way better than the actual de-pied images. In #4, it looks like the woman in green is thinking "I'll bet anything you aren't actually going to do it." But in #5, she's definitely thinking, "You're totally going to do it, and I can't wait to see it!"

Thanks so much for doing these for me, Kabe! These clean pics, plus all the great pie-impact and pie-aftermath pics in your OP are such a thrill for me. I always enjoy your A(I)RTWORK, but with pies being my own personal primary WAM passion, this group of pics is my new favorite group of pics from you. WONDERFUL work, and of course I hope there will be more like this to come, although I realize that this may be more of a sidebar for you, and if that's the case, so be it. You have to follow your own WAM passions above all else!

I'm so glad you liked them! I really do enjoy seeing WAM, even if I only actually engage in the Wet part of Wet And Messy in real life. I try to make pie, gunge, food fight, and other messy images, but often get frustrated at how unrealistic they look. The pictures above are a combination of me better understanding how to prompt them, and the generators themselves getting better at understanding the prompts, so I'll definitely be posting more.

I don't currently have a ton of pie images due to the "backwards pie" still being an issue, but I do have some more I'll be posting sometime soon.

I'm currently sorting through about 2,000 recent images to pick out my favorites, so I'll be uploading them as I narrow them down. Google Flow has apparently added backend timers that make the generations fail if I prompt too quickly or too many times in a row, so my sets are getting smaller, but this also means I have more variety due to losing focus on my intended prompt changes. I'm not doing 200 of the same image with minor alterations anymore lol