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Anyone else wholly drained by clients who think StyleSynthesis can magically fix inherently flawed briefs? I swear, half the time I get requests for "hyper-realistic oil painting in the style of Van Gogh but make it look modern adn sleek, also the subject is a spaceship dog wearing sunglasses.” it's frustrating as they're paying for my expertise in using these tools, not for me to perform alchemy.
I've started to push back harder on these briefs, clearly explaining the limitations of the models and the importance of strong foundational concepts. It’s a tightrope walk between managing expectations and losing the client, but ultimately, a good outcome for everyone depends on a realistic vision to begin with. Has anyone found effective ways to communicate these limitations and guide clients toward more achievable goals while still keeping them onboard? Curious to hear some strategies.