Hello,
I am using Babylon.js for pose and 3D layers as part of biggest AI image editor:
It will be available very soon as well (free version + commercial Photoshop plugin).
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Sick 
Is that using controllnet?
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It is a combination of ControlNet and T2I Adapter
Absolutely - but with woman instead of men 
@imperator this is impressive !!! can not wait to try it !!!
cc @PirateJC
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@imperator this is seriously cool!
@RaananW needs to see this and will probably want to talk with you. 
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Crazy cool!! congrats!!1
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write me on my Discord to try out now: sd-photoshop-oss (I am âimperatorâ there)
Thanks for the feedback!
I have more examples but not uploaded to YouTube yet.
One thing I want to add is length Gizmo in combination with that rotation gizmo which does not work at the moment and I stuck with workaroundâŚ
So that would be the skeleton only but could used for animals like giraffe where bone length are different.
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@Cedric should be able to work back on it as soon as the release is done
LoL. Itâs only now I saw your prompt actually asking for a style based on Davidâs work. I swear I didnât see it before. Which likely makes me a knowledgeable person in the history of art and also⌠a poor reader 
Well, I gotta say, since this is the prompt, the result in terms of style and use of the color palette is quite impressive.
This shall be a big âYESâ from me 
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haha yes it is very small font size - he is one of my favourite artists btw.
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Beautiful! what an awesome way to use babylon and ControlNet!
Are you doing any depth manipulations (like ZoeDepth-style), or is the babylon support mainly focused on pose generations?
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Thank you. there are two editor here: also one for 3D objects and it is shown in video (the rabbit). In this case the depth map is directly used from Babylon. There is also a detection of depth possible from image using ZoeDepth - in thios case Babylon is not used.
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release video is out showing some more examples:
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