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"This cutter is geared to automatically slice trough a *thicker* pile of material than *you*, Batgirl. And it only shuts off... when it's finished!"

A reimagination of a classic peril from a 1971 comic. The actual pattern cutter is not featured in the image, because attempts to put the machine on view were messy, and also because we want to take a good look at our heroine before we leave her to her gruesome fate.

I'm torn between the photorealistic models and the more artistic ones. The photos look impressive, but they are more inflexible... I guess the training set doesn't have a lot of photos of beautiful superheroines captured in inventive deathtraps, which is a shame, and something that needs to be fixed as soon as possible. Anyway, I find it much harder to fix issues and iterate concepts with photos than I do with artistic images: the lighting gets messed up all the time, extra elements look photoshopped, etc.

Description
"This cutter is geared to automatically slice trough a *thicker* pile of material than *you*, Batgirl. And it only shuts off... when it's finished!"

A reimagination of a classic peril from a 1971 comic. The actual pattern cutter is not featured in the image, because attempts to put the machine on view were messy, and also because we want to take a good look at our heroine before we leave her to her gruesome fate.

I'm torn between the photorealistic models and the more artistic ones. The photos look impressive, but they are more inflexible... I guess the training set doesn't have a lot of photos of beautiful superheroines captured in inventive deathtraps, which is a shame, and something that needs to be fixed as soon as possible. Anyway, I find it much harder to fix issues and iterate concepts with photos than I do with artistic images: the lighting gets messed up all the time, extra elements look photoshopped, etc.