Raw LLM Responses

As a 3D artist using 3D Reference Sheets generated by AI is incredibly useful, especially cause 3D ref sheets aren`t all that abundant online unless you scour closed off communities, but even then they`re often already AI generated, or not for the styles I`m looking for, which is mostly between a Korean Anime style, and Panty and Stocking in the body weight, with a pastel goth approach that:s some-what subdued with feint androgynous features, and I really don`t have hundreds to spend on commissions for an idea I only have a framework to work from I need that money for rent, and bills, and if I blow it and find out the design went off the mark cause the artist I hired just didn`t get my vision then I`m just out that money, I`m still learning 3D, so at this time I`d rather not commit until I have enough skill built up before I really commit to something like that, I`ve only made 2 models since I put down using vRoid Studio for Blender, both look great, but there`s always something I can improve so whatever I make usually just gets put to the side once I get through base design. the LoRAs I`m using gets a rough idea for those design concepts I want to approach, and I can generate hundreds pick pieces out for a hand full I think look the best, and work from there, the point isn`t to treat that AI Reference sheets as the final result either, I`ll work off of it to create something I hadn`t considered, adjusting it as I go to give my own artistic touch such as hairstyle, and facial structure, having it in a 3D Reference pose just allows me to see what the design parts I want to utilize look like from the front and back all at once, so I can get a rough idea of fit, and what I might want to change, or keep in those portions.