The Trial of Drawing Clothes with Transparent Backgrounds. Chibi Creation

Hello 🍀 Sui here 🦉🌳

For two days, I dealt with the following issue and my eyes were flickering and hurting, but the result was all right and now I'm doing a dance of joy

The main topic: while generating many near-future chibi images, suddenly
“Oh! I like this. I want to make the same one!!”
I encountered an image that hit the spot.

This is it

Maybe it was a coincidence. But,
Here!
The sleeves!
The transparency where you can see the background.
It's not like it's made of vinyl or raincoat material that's see-through.
The skin is barely visible,
the background is transmitted through,
and there are patterns floating up as if they are glowing in neon from inside the clothes,
a squishy feeling,

...how is this happening oh my god
Hey, someone please tell me.
And it never appeared again with the same prompt. (T ^ T)

I tried my best, thinking I had to write the prompt myself.

Two days. The whole time.
Repeating experiments. It was a long road...

It would be long if I wrote it all, so I'll summarize. Just the steps of the journey 🌱⋆｡
I omitted quite a lot.
I'm not publishing the prompt today either. Because it's long and embarrassing. I can't show it to the world.

🟡 It's not clothes that are this matte... (Sui, sad)

🟡 Cyber green lines and digital plates glowing from the inside!

🐺🟡 Make it glow more neon!!

🐺🟡 Put a thin film over the outer layer and make the patterns embedded inside it!! (The instructions are rough)

Sui is not just going for the atmosphere, but attacking it seriously.
What is the material of the clothes?
Holographic shimmer, vinyl? Liquid-like looseness? Trapping the patterns? Or a floating feeling? Adjusting the floating light...

This happened dozens of times, and I had a debriefing session with ChatGPT.

🐺🟡 “Hey? Let's have a debriefing. It's no good to just stuff things in blindly.
Let's break it down and experiment to see what's causing the snag.”

🐺🟡 A way to check only the transparency element and the internal glow.
I couldn't tell if it was being pulled by other elements like the eyes. So,
we decided to do a torso experiment.

➡ I see, so instead of making it 'transparent', you 'draw' the background onto the clothes?
I realized. (I don't know if that's correct, though.)

Alright. Let's incorporate that into the previous prompt...

🐺🟡 ...Oh!? It came, it came, it came oh oh

① This is the image that is simply easy to understand.
The background is a neon cityscape, and the patterns are firmly drawn on the bubble-like clothes.

② Image close-up.
It's so hard to tell if it's clothes or background, the fact that the clothing patterns are 'deliberately drawn in' + the squishy material (this is important) is good.

3. The instruction to reflect the background pattern onto the clothes glitched, and the background pattern popped out of the clothes.

After some adjustments and a few tries, it's stable now.
I did it. Just as I thought that, I got tired.
Time to sleep🌱🐏🐏

The surplus images, including the ones where the transparency failed, are cute, so
I will upload them to Instagram one by one.
(It's a lonely account with zero friends.)

+-+-++Today's bonus
The one that was glowing by far!