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Fascists are always just following orders (lemmy.ml)

submitted 1 day ago by Confidant6198@lemmy.ml to c/comicstrips@lemmy.world

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[–] Bezier@suppo.fi 15 points 19 hours ago

I left another comment down there somewhere, but here's something

The most obvious tell to me is that it looks more like a filter than a real drawing. So far all AI drawings look like this. There's also details that I was able to pick apart:

Why did the artist choose to draw everyone gazing into nowhere in particular, and not for example at each other?
People have detailed faces, but their expressions seem unrelated to the message. Same applies to positions.
The concentration camp victim is especially scared of something offscreen while the SS officer holding his shoulders, as if he was protecting this small man..?
The artist chose to very clearly display the sheriff holding his fist in front of the native american, but for no apparent reason. Same for ICE.
Why did the artist choose to use three victims in the last panel, making the composition weird and unbalanced.

Maybe it's because of different amounts of exposure to AI stuff or something, but the only feeling I can get from this style and the empty stares is that something's just off, and I hate looking at this so much.