STEAL From AI Art and become an art god
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- Опубліковано 25 вер 2024
- THEY LOOK SO GOOD! How I stole from ai art to improve my digital art skills! you can too! become an art god and steal back from AI. #ai #aiart #digitalart
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I WILL BEAT AI lol
You won't 😂 because there is nothing to beat.😂 I'm old enough to have seen multiple time this kind of freaks out happening. The irony is you saying that while being on UA-cam, while using social media,while drawing on a computer, and you probably like Pixar too. All of these made freaks out like the ongoing with ai. Heck you can even go further to writing and books, less so for smartphone and internet, heck even the fridge and cooling unit where seen as the devil, car and train, the telephone, they all got that treatment.
Thats the wrong mindset bro
@@Sweetdude64 Its a joke lol
@@timmygilbert4102 it's a joke bro, breathe.
@@whytmangatv that's fine? Xd
The whole Gaussian Blur tutorial on the focal point was amazing. I didn’t even realize you could do that lol.
That's why UA-cam needs to give me 1M subs. lol
cureent-ish versions of photoshop also have a blur gallery filter where you can put in differently shaped gaussian, focal and directional blurs.
I personally don't use them, since my art is basically a replication of traditional painting in digital, so I rarely ever use any post processing aside from some light texturing, but here you go.
The problem isn't the AI itself. Most of us understand it is a tool that can greatly help artist. and outside of a few bad-faith "artists" and users who were training AI on freelace artists work so they didn't have to pay for commissions, that is what it is being used for. the issue isn't the individual but the corporations. It's the difference between a small group of people using ai to inhance their vision to a level they couldn't do on their own, and a multi-billion dollar corporation that is already underpaying it's workers using AI to justify cutting corners even further. Or a indie dev using AI to assist in coding a game vs "downsizing" the coding team because " the AI can do it". That is why People are so against AI in the workforce. If you give a company an Inch they WILL inevitably take a mile.
currently the ai is a problem as a whole because of who uses it. it's being used to replace artists, writers, animators, voice actors and the list constantly expands. it's blatant theft and in the latter example creepy as hell.
until it's regulated there's no reason to support and approve AI, especially during protests.
they say future. I say retrogression.
the prompter once said.. why should an artist feel he is special.
my answer... of course. Why not. we are special because we try to be that way. we sacrifice at a price that is not cheap to be like that. and we are not lazy.
I should have said before. .. why do you consider yourself special when you do nothing .
it has implications for all the entertainment industry creators. vtuber, concept art, artist/illustrator, etc. I even suspect that there is currently a fake WIP. then the only way is not to boycott them. because it was a radical step and hated by everyone . but to create our own version of the separate and healty community. human generated art . individuals who work hard for values, lifestyle, and essence. not based only on profit , profit , and profit .
@@lavellyne > *t's being used to replace artists, writers, animators, voice actors and the list constantly expands*
Sounds like a problem with the companies doing this - and not AI itself. IMO looking at this, and seeing AI as the problem is squandering a wonderful opportunity to blow open how exploitative corporate culture is (not JUST in the arts - art, music, movies, theatre, etc), but in general.
essentially, capitalism will always cheat the little person in favor of the big. It's working exactly as intended.
I hate the fact that ppl are using ai & trying to call themselves artist. Like, you’re literally just putting existing art thru an software bfr rn. I was strolling thru TikTok after seeing some art & I clicked the person’s profile “ai artist” in bio. I can’t- 😭💀
Why don't we just steal ai art and use it to our advantage? Essentially putting the power back where it belongs
if youre following AI accounts and looking at them, youre still giving them support tho. Besides, they stole the "training" art from another artist. Isn't it better to just find those artists and give them your view?
@@sagganuts18 absolutely
@@sagganuts18Eithier catch up with the times or get left behind people are going to use this AI regardless.
😂 ai art was free for everyone since day one, you can run it on your own computer month ago, is it stealing if they gave back to the community?
@@shadowslayer9988yeah, like, talk no jutsu ain't an option this time 💀
I've always thought that you could used A.I as a tool but that went out the window when I found out that it was stealing from other artists, as long as it's not stealing from other people I think It could be used as a learning tool.
Yeah, once the programs stop stealing art without consent it would be a great tool!
Well AI is nothing but a computer that follows orders. AI is not a super machine. It basically build to steal, since it has to be filled with content. Nobody is as creative as the artist himself. AI is just a mess and can never be original, since it doesn't have a mind on it's own like people want to make it seem and the fact that people rely on it, says a lot about the downfall of our society.
It's never been stealing, it's no different from a human browsing Google Images and learning how to draw from reference. Artificial neural networks are literally based off the neuronal structure of animal brains. However, AI can only look at art and imitate the style, it has no context to understand the meaning or purpose of art. It's a tool only, not an artist. This is why the average Joe can't make great use of AI. Great, consistent quality with AI requires an artist, someone with an understanding of perspective, shape/form, composition, color, anatomy, etc. and the ability to edit illustrations i.e. in-paint
@@EhurtAfy Glad someone's pointing this out. As you said, it's literally browsing images and learning how to draw something. It's not just taking things and mashing them up. If AI art was as simple as people made it out to be, it would have been done decades ago. Machine learning is way more complex than what people would like to believe.
And, yes, it's not easy to make AI Art the way you want. It's one thing to make something "good", but it's a completely different story to make something similar to the image you envision.
It is a tool, should be used, and isn't stealing from anybody.
This is what I'm doing with my own art (filtering it through Ai and studying the changes it made, and WHY it chose them) and I've discovered avenues I never would have taken on my own. I know many hate Ai art, but see it as a way to show I have much more work to practice on.
What app do you use for the AI part?
@@TEETHHHHH same bruh I want to know
Well it's awesome that you found a use for it
@@TEETHHHHH I use Ai Mirror for Android and IOS. They have several free filters that have an adjustable 0-100% slide meter (more like the image and filter more like the filter and randomness). It's free version is 1 iteration + ads, while a $29.99 yearly sub gets you 4 iterations and some extra filters and such.
I spent about a month putting ALL of my work through the filters during It's 3-day free trial. I did so because years of work I hated for not having the *vision I intended. Seeing the Ai take the image and give it ideas I had been thinking of but couldn't put on paper was quite the inspiration to keep drawing.
@@mohammedbologi5388 to add to what I just posted in the replies:
You can combine multiple filters by going through a simple workflow: 75-15-5%. Meaning your 1st filter adjusts the image 75% with the 1st filter, 15% second filter, and 5% third and final filter(s). They now have custom filters to type in prompts.
Bro you scared the hell out of me…I thought this was a tutorial on how to do AI art…but im even happier with the objective 😈😈
All of us natural talented artist need to get our get-back
There's nothing wrong with AI art and it shouldn't "scare" you.
That shows you lack a fundamental understanding of what AI is or what the future of AI will be.
It will only help artists, and there is nothing to be scared about.
@@Sweetdude64I think saying "there's nothing to be scared about" is misleading. This can & has been used against artists & if nothing's done to regulate it, it may just stop human artists.
@@Sweetdude64 Stealing from us sure is helping
@@user-ooop things are and have been done to regulate it.
I don't need to explain that to you, you already knew it when you made your comment
@@astrawwberri not stealing and stop ignoring the good bozo
Ironically I've been studying the color palette of that same account 😂. 99% of my art subjects are black and I'm planning on drawing them in anime style but i just can't figure out a decent color palette for darker skin tones. Definitely helped in that sense💯
so you are a racist.
Yup back in the day people thought cameras would steal the job of artists but we just got more creative, we just gotta do it again
Let’s hope that people do that
Jesus Christ man watching an actual human do this to their art makes me appreciate the restraint that real artists have. You did a good job replicating the AI style but your work is so much better.
what you mean " a real artist" We are angry , and real artists
I've been using ai generated images to paint them traditionally (mainly to get a better understanding of color) and it's been super useful
Yes, the instant feedback is so incredible for learning. I use AI to generate ideas and it's way more consistent and imaginative than browsing Google for inspiration. I have become a much better artist in the past almost-year I've been using AI. I spent $1500 to upgrade my computer so it's faster at AI images. I know AI is not a replacement for traditional art studies and practice, but my artwork looks way more professional and less amateurish after generating so many thousands of images. Now I know exactly what I look for in a new piece of artwork, how to place the subject, angles, composition, etc.
Yeah, AI should be used by all artists because it helps them all
custom references for things that might be mostly none existent or too try and combine certain concepts to get a idea how it might look especially if your still fairly new to drawing art and haven't quite mastered the ability to draw purely from your head
@@Sweetdude64🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
Yeah, I've been doing the same thing too. I usually type prompts of two art styles from different cartoons and use that for references. I don’t just copy it 100% I take certain parts and transform them into my own style. AI is definitely a great tool for artists to experiment with.
Its gonna be fun once this turns to an animated TV Show :p
facts.
It won't. It's just a work of some relatively small indie artist. No, it really won't.
You're not stealing ai art because the copyright office stated that images created by generative ai is PUBLIC DOMAIN.
No one owns these ai images. And several works have had their copyright revoked when the nature of the ai generation came to light. However , for you to own an image (ip property, copyright protection) with generative ai in it, you'd Have to draw most of it your self. (Kinda defeating the purpose of using ai in it. So just loosely reference it and draw drom scracth. Saves time too. Takes longer to edit work.) You are free to take as much of ai art as you want, legal wise.
Nft bros are having a field day with it, and its impossible to say ai creates unique images since every result is DUPLICATABLE with the programs: midjourney , craion , etc.
Image to image (which is what a fair number of these look like.) Is more blantant/obvious in what images its taking , is iffy with me because you can pretty much see what artists were taken from and which work its from too, so you'd be more or less taking from them as well as the ai shiller.
Also ai doesn't learn. This isn't even ai, but a generative algorithm that pulls from a large pool of scrapped data. These things would not be nearly as good without taking from an and all artist- many of which are better. Its not humam, it doesn't consider composition, it doesnt get inspired, it doenst think , it doesn't give you exactly what you want or how you visualize it, it is ironically limited. Calling it "ai" or "artificial intelligence" is just a marketing ploy when really its a glorified math solver while the ai prompter is a commissioner.
I never understood why some say to *enhance* your art with ai either, its just scrubbing your artistic uniqueness for something generic and typical. Why would you need a second image slapped on top of yours? (Yes i know how ai works. ). Ive seen this advice from ai shills or non-artists. you don't need ai enhancements if you can already draw.
All this is especially cathartic because of all the ai dudes that shit on artists (armature or professional ), while typing in their names and using their data to produce said ai images- yeah. Take a note from the nft bros and take it, its not like they *own* it: unlike artists who actually draw their work by hand. There are different ways to *adapt* after all.
As for me? I prefer drawing my own work from scratch. Once again, I can already draw. I have pinterest and actual artists for inspiration , and i have full creative control over my stuff. This isn't the type of ai I need.
I can't tell where you stand, so I'm guessing you lie in the middle of this debate? Lol. No offense but you seem all over the place. Maybe I'm just misunderstanding some of your arguments, but you seem to contradict yourself a few times.
You could just be splurging your ideas out there though, and you're mostly on the right track, so no hate. Get your feelings out there for the world!
Epic cringe.
Go away now. I’ll use AI to speed up manga drawing and nobody will be able to claim rights to it because I’m not from such backwards state as US.
I refuse to reply to sweet above me because I've seen them reply to a lot of people here with the typical pro-ai bro sentiments that were disproven hundreds of times over. I also don't get how what I wrote was misunderstood, I thought I've made my position pretty clear. But incase anyone else gets confused, I'll elaborate:
Tldr:
SCREW GEN AI and its deluded shillers.(causing problems day one.) I don't like gen ai and I don't use it. Especially I can already draw. But if other artists wanna steal from the ai bros, go for it. Im not gonna stop ya. ;) It's perfectly legal to take ai images anyway, the copyright court says so.
@@lotusdragonjbh good job failing so miserably that I got a notification anyways LMAO So now I am directly replying to you, you functionally already lost. Ya played ya self, buddy.
You're just a typical AI hating crybaby, that's already proven how emotional they are and the blatant misunderstandings of AI hundreds of times over.
Thanks for the pings, because now I'm going to go out of my way to search for your art to add it to my AI database, since you're clearly OK with people stealing art.
Nice try, hypocrite. I can't wait to see AI replace you :)
@@Sweetdude64data poisoning. Not to mention adding my shit will not only create more of a feedback DEATH loop, ive purposely poisoned my data. Its gonna fuck up your system more than it already was.
I already knew your toxic account was out here picking at people, shilling out with how much you've spewed misinformation ALL OVER THIS COMMENT SECTION. Yet you genuinely know nothing about ai, or are a balntant liar. Copyright ignorance, false equivalency to reference and digital art, and even anthropomorphising these ai algorithms. Welp. I've prepare for things like this.
And its a pity. Compared to other artits , my stuff is mid. So enjoy the blantant decrease in your already degenerative imaging.
And oh! I thought these were a TOOL, NOT a REPLACEMENT. 😂 so you were blantantly lying 🤥 💀
I've actually been doing this as practice the past week or so! I'm stealing the way they do lighting because DAMN.
People act like "AI" is inevitable like it wasnt people who made it in the first place. AI doesnt exist without people, it has no power without people. It feeds on complacency and manufactured consent. AI isnt even the technology that most people think it is, the term AI is just corporate propaganda really. Divest from AI, people, like Whyt manga, were creating beautiful and compelling images and stories before "AI" we certainly dont need it now, just support the actual artist doing the work it really is that simple. And we certainly dont need to keep treating it like some all powerful, god like entity we are powerless against. We create stories of struggle and man overcoming all odds but turn around in abject surrender as soon as possible. We humans are certainly losing faith in ourselves.
Calm down there Mr. Unabomber
@@Sweetdude64I'll kiss u rn
@@xMonsutax weird but thx
You are absolutely right, part of this is marketing. If you are made to feel it is inevitable , you are essentially gaslit into believing it is.
Thats how they get you. The irony is that all this gen ai is doing is reselling thing we already have an can do. It is limited by what people have already done. It needs continual data poured into it and can not function without people and their output. So no, we don't need it. Not those models ,not like this. Not being gaslit into thinking we need it when we worked fine without it. Besides... its not even ai, just a glorified math problem. 😂
As much as I trust how good I am with drawing since I have been drawing before advanced technology, just trying to adapt to the new generation, the digital, the social media etc... I ain't that savvy on that platform, I was so fascinated by seeing how ppl can do such tremendous artwork on SM with such effective colour use and variations. I wondered if I can get to that level but when I discovered that now a lot of arts on SM are AI-based, I was so defeated and disappointed.
I used it to benefit my progress but when I saw that it was arranging my work to an unbelievable level that even I ain't, I was like hell nah. I can't feel my originality in this. As much as ppl want to use it, I don't. It's so painful to regard how technology can just make us lazy as much as we rely on the result of the robot's fastest executions of our work.
Scary!!
I'd rather work hard to get as better and better as @whytmanga mentioned, I won't let it replace me. Nice work bruh, you're the Terminator.
You are not alone! I feel the same. I deliberately don't use AI in my process, even as an inspiration. Because it's not inspiring for me, it's faster and more "effective" replacement of human creativity. Not to mention that it is built upon theft.
If you don't want to use it then maybe you should take a step back and ask yourself why you want to be an artist, and what values do you hold?
Where can you improve both as an artist and in your personal life to change this?
@@lvn5609when you write a story, do you outline it first? Or use any kind of structure?
When you animate, do you use principles of animation?
When you do an illustration, do you sketch first, or jump straight to the final ink?
When taking a picture, do you care to set the shot composition before hand, or do you not bother until you're snapping the photo?
None of these are bad, and aren't limiting creativity or restricting freedom. It's all the same thing, you need to look at AI through the same lense as any other tool when you use it in this way instead of selectively ignoring it due to whatever ethical concerns you may have
@@Sweetdude64 none of the things you mentioned can be directly compared to AI.
@@lvn5609 "none" is such a definitive absolute that you're just showing your crazy insane bias 😂
I can't wait for AI to replace ya, jerk!
I've been thinking of stealing monster and landscape designs from people who generate AI art, don't tag it, and they try and claim they are an artist. I don't care about people who tag it as AI or sell it. It's those people who have an ego thinking that they are amazing artists worth of being praised because they put some words in a prompt. Especially ones who fight people over it and whom completely invalidates other people's feelings about AI art. I don't like that mindset, attitude, and it's disrespectful, so they're getting their shit stolen. They can't do shit and they can piss and cry over it. AI art isn't an actual art form and having a shit attitude while using it is abusing the tool. 🤷♀
You can use AI to help your handcrafted/digital art, if you are an artist already Ai just give you even more power, if you are a novice and you don't get lazy keep studying your craft AI can help you too. Only the people who leave everything to AI are going to fail you need to sprinkle the right amount. This tutorial is amazing btw
AI art is good in the same way someone who steals a professional's entire portfolio is good. Keep doing you !
After seeing many artist against AI, it feels sacrilegious to even look at AI. I was scrolling through pinterest and saw these beautifully rendered pieces but to my disappointment it was made by an AI. And like many artist I want to learn from, I also want to learn those pieces made by AI but I can't help but feel guilty even when I see this as a learning opportunity. I am happy to see someone using it to their personal improvements 😁
They came from somewhere though. Therefore what you’re looking for is out there it’s just not smashed into one single image and made to appear as the “perfect image”. The perfect image is something that doesn’t exist. Nowhere.
Always learn from experts. Ai art still has so many flaws, especially in terms of anatomy
THIS is how AI can be a benefit to artist, I've been saying this since AI art started appearing.
Same but the problem with it is that some program still from other artists without permission.
@@MusicLoveDD yeah, but that’s the nature of the internet anyway you posted it into a free space where anyone can use your work as reference or just plainly copy it, also you don’t have to copy what the ai did exactly either.
Nah bruh, you FUCKING COOKED 🍳🍳🔥🔥
One way I usually use AI Art generators like Stable Diffusion is either just for the fun of it or creating custom references to put in a mood board just so I have an idea of what character I'm trying to make and select what aspects of those art generations I like and do my own spin on those ideas.
Ai could have it's uses for the artist in terms of improving their speed but in my view needs to be heavily regulated and is currently accelerating the worst 'synthesization' that is already far too evident in commercial art. Do we really need a mass of overly perfect renders all done in exactly the same style derived from the work of other artists ? Is that not just mass-produced pap? It's not hard to see why Midjourney would want companies to pay them for a monthly subscription rather than said company, y'know, actually hiring a team of real illustrators. It is literally the new industrial revolution (remember the last one where the skilled independent craftsmen working for themselves were replaced by loom-operators working for mill owners ?) It is basically next-level corporate theft and as with all forms of mass-production threatens the delicate balance of sustainability, the relationship between consumer and producer, and undermines the independent creator's ability to compete in the marketplace even if the AI content is mediocre (while being superficially glitzy). I've come across AI comic ''creators'' (people who neither write nor draw but commission an algorithm to produce content for them) who are even objecting to the idea of having to credit Midjourney on the cover ! They want to claim full artistic credit for themselves ! There is something very wrong about this in my view, undermining as it does the concepts of authorship, copyright and plagiarism as we have hitherto understood them, putting corporate interests and profit before culture. Whaddya know .
I thought I was the only one who was drawing from AI art to practice my skills lol
Never let anyone Bully you into not using AI to improve.
All these weirdos on the internet try to scream their beliefs into absolutely everyone in some attempt to moral grandstand. It's sickening
@@Sweetdude64they try discouraging creativity when creatives are the one feeding their new toy, and when the ai can’t do something specific it’s even more hilarious. It’s good, but human art will always be OP for the fact Artist put effort in their works which can take months-years
@@Rainjojo thank you for being a perfect example of the weirdo I was referring to.
If you're creating from a reference. Combine your image with the reference and it does a paintover. It's the best way I've found to improve very quickly because right away it'll tell you what you've done wrong.
AI is not impressive to me because it’s not done by human skills. Years of progress a single purpose has to go through just to get to this level is what impresses me. It’s the journey it’s our own flaws that make art amazing to me. Human gang over AI
lol finally someone using Ai art right. love your work, keep at it!
It's hard to find people using it wrong. Only those with malicious intent and those are extremely few and far in between..
There are however people who can use it good vs bad
AI or not this was a great tutorial. I didn't know I was wanting to learn something like this for my 3D renders. But I will give it a go for sure. Thanks.
Thank you! More to come.
its all good, but I still feel the subject matter can still be a bit on the 'generic' side. I do love the finish rendering, but when it really comes down to really interesting thoughts or remixes, I seem to find it easier to do by hand. might try one of those 'finishing' ai that takes your drawings and make it 'better'
Honestly I think technology as a whole is starting to kill the craft... It feels so... "Artificial" i guess. I'm traditional/analog
I don’t really agree personally, but I guess I can see how someone might feel that way. Digital art is just much more freeing and less limiting as an art form.
@@alexisdogbo7958It's funny you feel that way because I personally feel like digital is limiting to the senses when it comes to art. Especially more so if you didn't learn traditionally. As long as it's not AI, art is art.
Why do you "feel" that way?
AI is basically turning up all of the issues with Art to 20. One being the commercialization and commodification of art which as already pretty fucking bad. Now if things keep going the way they are the market will be further flooded and basically filled with art made by people with the imagination of Corporate CEOs
@@2265Hello AI shines a light in issues that were already present, I agree.
AI isn't the issue, despite how much people try to blame it as such!
Absolutely stunning results. Although not art, I've been using A.I. to help me do a lot of things to help spur creativity. Some notable assisting I've gotten to date are character design concepts, theory crafting, world-building/story writing, and research guidance. It's truly a remarkable tool when used "appropriately". However, seeing what that, creator ig?, made with just A.I., I can see where a lot of the fear of an A.I. takeover is coming from. I can't determine for sure, but I'd assume that ALL those pictures didn't take them much time to get done through A.I. Compared to a human that would require food and water to sustain themselves, ample sleep to refresh the mind, and breaks in between to avoid burnout. Creating a collection like the one you presented for even a skilled artist can take months if they don't half ass ANY art. Then you gotta factor in, life happening, any outside work or commissioned jobs, and plain ol' just wanting time to themselves. So far, I've only heard of people worried about job security and opportunities being taken. But I'm hoping, A.I. becomes a powerful ally and not an unbeatable enemy. Only time will tell.
Exactly what I was looking for. So tired of seeing all those generated AI illustration. Feels good to see someone actually draw it. ✨👍🏾
I used to be fascinated by those AI art. Now I’ve gotten tired of seeing it. The people who post them don’t draw. It’s nonsense. If it wasn’t drawn by the artist, then I don’t want to hear it. it’s useless.
I actually didn’t know how to do outer glow or that blur effect thanks man
Hey this was a great video! I learned alot just watching! I'm fairly new at learning digital art and I'm ok when it comes to the line art and anatomy but when it come to coloring and doing special effects on digital art, I still have Alot of learning to do. Can I kindly request that you do a similar video using Clip Studio Paint? That would be awesome ❤! Thanks!
wonderful art man
i like the thought of giving ai my character sheets and it just acts as my personal assistant coloring my linework.
Exactly! AI is just a tool. A means to an end, not an end in and of itself.
I only hate ai art because the corporations training them are likely using copyrighted content scrapped from the web. They're taking human art that may or may not be authorized for them to use. Only to then take jobs away from the very artist they stole from :/
You don't hate AI.
You hate capitalism.
AI will revolutionize society. AI can kill capitalism.
Therefore, love AI. It will literally solve all the world problems
@@Sweetdude64dude, ai isn't some savior. It's a weapon & or tool & can easily fuck us over if we don't think it through.
@@user-ooop that's why we are thinking it through?
So we can use it as a tool to GREATLY progress society into a mew age.
I never said it was a savior. Read better next time buddy
@@Sweetdude64 I'm talking about corporations and the creators implementing these things while ignoring artists concerns.
@@user-ooop good. Their concerns should be ignored when they are non-issues.
Artists are the ones who need to drop the ego and realize that they are the problem!
Now you mention of it.... I think a good idea to study this. Ngl i might do some stuff on my end since I am aiming to have the position of 2d Character design in the future
I got to be honest Ai images really have been helping me analyze how to draw cool black people hairstyles with my own twist. I'm amazed at how Ai has actually helped show how to draw pocs in a positive light when before people were acting like it was so difficult to draw pocs. So im excited that folks if they adapt can use it as a tool in this way.
That’s the stupidest thing I’ve ever heard. Where do you think the AI got the information from for the algorithm to make the image? You weren’t looking at the right people. Lesean Thomas was drawing the most AMAZING anime style black characters since he was hired to draw the boondocks, the world has EVER SEEN!! Chris Copeland draws some of the most amazing black characters along with chase Conley that you can see anywhere. How are you going to draw POCs and look away from actual black creators who make images that look like them? You are not putting the right amount of study in nor are you searching a wide range of creators to learn from. Afua Richardson makes some of the dopest black female superhero drawings that comics has ever seen. If you’re a black female, why is it taking me, a black man to make you look for creators who look JUST LIKE YOU? That makes Zero sense. You just weren’t trying hard enough. I found ALL OF THESE PEOPLE through trial and error so why can’t you?
No fr though. For literal YEARS I couldn't understand the creative block behind just about EVERY studio/artist/team/etc. and their handicap for drawing pocs. A.I. or not, seeing these in an anime style brought a big smile to my face. Like, for the first time, seeing someone that looks a bit like me, look badass in a style I also love. You would think after the Boondocks and Black Dynamite, there would've been a huge spur of pocs in animes, but no not really. It always kind of felt like creators were afraid to do it or something like that.
A.I. can be a great tool for artists, so hopefully the impending A.I.pocalypse becomes a learning experience and assistance to the human imagination and not the death of the aspiring creative.
Yeah I’ve been using AI artwork to get ideas for some future drawings. Mostly cyberpunk ones.
I think the effect your talking about at 5:00 is called chromatic abberation, i know it from Red Giants after effects plug in Magic Bullet Looks, thats what it was called on that.
Chromatic Abberation is correct, I say it later in the video.
Theres a style of AI i see on Pinterest all the time, it reminds me of 3D art, slightly sculpted look to it, I'm fascinated to learn the technical skill of achieving a similar rendering style where it looks slightly more... i don't know the right way to describe it, almost playdough like material rendering.
For that playdough/clay look you need to render using diffused lighting and no specular highlights.
Bro after you learnt from ai. It looks very good. I couldn't understand the chromatics adjustment term you used that part. It would also be good to know how you generated these ai images of your own comics. Your videos now are very good than before.
Ive been trying to steal some stuff from Ai, specifically, Ai has shown me what black anime characters could be like. Designs, hairstyles that sorta thing. Ive already been trying to draw this stuff on my own, but it isn’t always easy. While I don’t like that At steals from artist, I have been taking some inspiration from what is being produced.
AI is too dam stronk... the lighting is always so dam good with AI
About the noise effect, you can apply it it to a neutral grey layer that you set to dodge or soft light mode. That way you can fine tune the grain intensity with the layer opacity in a non-destructive way. But the real benefit is that you can add a slight gaussian blur to the noise layer to have a more naturalistic film grain rather than a harsh one.
Will try.
I tend to use AI as reference 👍🏾💯
Much love for this video, it's something I can come back to!
Define reference since it’s quality varies greatly if you mean for poses. If you mean for quick inspiration then sure
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Any drawing I make, it's based on an image/subject (reference) you have in front of me.
Combining lots of different references is a great way to be creative.
Outstanding, love the positivity. AI is a god-level tool for artists and not that great for random unskilled people. I've evolved tremendously as an artist since AI came out. I've drawn and painted for most of my life, but AI-prompting and in-painting forced me to dive further into photography, composition, and styles of art. Now I look at art and can describe it so well using terms like high/low angle subject, close/medium/far camera shot, depth of field, intricate, volumetric lighting, soft/hard lighting, soft/hard shading. I can create a prompt and get instant feedback; this instant feedback is a cornerstone of learning.
I bought a very nice 24gb VRAM GPU just for AI in late-2022. I've been working with these tools for almost a year. Seeing how my drawings can be reinterpreted in seconds is nothing short of magical. The idea a random person can use AI to be a successful artist with no idea about art is nonsense. A keen eye for anatomy, perspective, form, lighting/shadow, color, composition are still required for good, consistent results with AI!
❤ 💯
Damn, ai is really gonna take over, it has better work than most artist in youtube
This is like a counter in a fighting game, taking back the offensive, hell yeah so metal 🤘
This is probably the best way to deal with this AI art nonsense. Learn from it. I personally hate that there's so much AI of black characters especially but it's certainly a great encouragement to be better.
Just like that song from Jem and the Holograms. Robots got owned.
I wanna draw so bad. I tell you the struggle it was when i googled dark skinned anime character only to see pale emo anime characters, the small jpg of anime girls, most where tanned or in the shade or dark haired beautiful waifus. Only now AI shows me this.
Michiko to Hatchin is an anime with alot of darkskin woman
@@mikeoochie7699 I love that anime and watched it til this day i sing Best Friend. I found that show alone after years of searching. They did have a lot of dark skin side characters but there's no other show like it. You list it I've seen it because there's not a lot of dark skin MCs like that even Carol&Tuesday
I'm surprised that people haven't thought of this before.
Honestly I've been doing this for a while now and I'm happy someone is finally talking about it. Some of these A.I. illustrations are seriously impressive and in a lot of instances A.I. creates colors and linework that are, in my personal opinion, extremely superior to that of the skills of casual illustrators. The colors are especially impressive. I created a new goal of wanting to be as good as these machines and I have been breaking them down and studying them in CSP for a while now and you are the only one who started talking about this. Everyone else is whining about it.
ai art is so extremely divisive unfortunately. opinions like yours just gets drowned out by ai art hate. the good art that ai makes gets instantly shit on just because its ai art. even if 100% of the art the ai gets trained on is open permission or similar, people would still go "ai art will replace the artist". i dont think most of the people in support of ai art have or would ever pay someone for making art for them, which is a big deal why ai art have become so big.
i also see some ai art on pixiv that look pretty good. most people would think it was human made if not for the ai art tag.
@@yvindvego9404 Agreed. I tell people all the time that the thing is just a tool to use at ones discretion. Nothing is stopping people from still supporting artists and a.I. w does and always will contain limitations that will never see it replace humans, especially pros. I don’t mind it being something people dislike, but it always annoys me how people have to constantly try to make it seem like the things they don’t like is going to be this massive evil thing that’s going to cause more harm than good, I think the future of art is artist working together with AI to reach new heights
The impressive ones are impressive for a reason and the bad ones are bad for a reason.
AI is not only a vastly developing technology, but also a skill which can be honed!
@@yvindvego9404anyone hating on AI art is just greedy lol.
That's an overgeneralization, but AI haters overgeneralize, so I hope it makes em mad! ;D
@@MightGuy15not only new heights, but also faster.
Also, AI lowers the barrier to entry for many creative individuals, so we will see far MORE artists in the space, creative more competition which is great for all artists to improve even faster.
Anyone who thinks artists will be replaced is ignorant and not living in the real world
Been using Ai apps to speed up my inspiration process and give me fresh new ideas for projects that fit my own art style
I... NEVER thought about this. NOT BAD, G. Not bad.
As soon as you beat AI, it's just going to instantly copy from you.... that said, if they could integrate an Apple Black Ad in each picture it might not be so bad
I have seen artitsts using the Ai to draw backgrounds to make it easier for them when creating their comics.
art is about expressing yourself and creating what you personaly envision in your mind, thats literaly nothing machines can take away from you. thats like getting upset that someone can buy a microwave because your a baker.
Good artist create great artist steal ~ it’s not actually stealing ( some time it is lol but thats bad ) , but its sculpting a new reality from things you preserved that already exist which makes a great artist in it’s true form .
Don’t try to reinvent the wheels ~ just give us a good ride.
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It's only stealing if you take the original.
Taking inspiration or even duplicating something isn't stealing it.
@@Sweetdude64 that part ✨
@@luisfernan-s7731 now play ?👀🤭
Exactly what I've been doing recently. I've been looking at AI art and it helped me develop my style faster.
I learned so much about an efficient workflow in 10 minutes that I was not expecting when I clicked this video. Thank you dude
Ai art just make me not even wanna trying to make a manga
If digital art has turned to this, I should find another creative outlet. I can't live with fixing ai generated images and to me art may have died. Boring people killed art, it was so worthless to them that they thought it must get mass produced.
I'm awful at "visualizing" poses so I use AI to help me draw the pose I'm looking for without copying someone elses image.
1:39 that inking tho just 💪
Same! I use A.I “ONLY” for Reference cause why not it’s basically free art from bots anyways.🤷🏾♂️
I have to say that although I love the rendering of that character, that little green tree in the background needed some love cause that made the whole background look wack.
everyone acting like this wasn't what your supposed to do with it to begin with. guess you guys really got em!
I was seriously thinking about this today and despite all the moral implications, AI is literally still a tool for our benefit. Taking inspiration or "stealing" from heavily detailed AI illustrations should serve to make us better artists, not replace us. It's the equivalent of drawing a masterpiece after looking at a beautiful sunset. People can still look up pictures of a sunset, but our rendition inspired by the beautiful chaos of both nature and AI art will always be completely unique. I was fearful of AI, but using a couple of these images made my avatar's design absolutely stunning lol
I'm glad you say it like this.
AI doesn't steal from us and we can't steal from AI art. What we CAN do is take inspiration and use it to our benefit.
There are no moral implications because it's not immoral. People are. If they use it maliciously. But not only will that be regulated in the short term, buts its already few and far between as it is.
Overall, AI provides a significant boost to all individuals, and an overwhelming positive effect to all of society.
It will literally create a revolution and fundamentally change society forever. It's the great leap forward
I hate it when I see a drawing on Pinterest and think "wow this is cool" then I see a weird mistake or a bot account
*Photoshop Gem* If you hold alt button and click on the mask it will show you a full screen version of your black and white mask. Also while on the masking layer you can use the the eye dropper (alt button while on brush tool) to select values that you have already created if you want to match how much you have blurred it in anothwr area. 😎👌🏾
I do not like ai either
Why.
@@Sweetdude64 because it’s gonna try to take over everything even art
@@thecybersilas7534 GOOD!! That's LITERALLY a good thing.
You say it like it's a bad thing, but have you ever thought about what that actually looks like?
Look at any utopia ever. All ran by robots!
please do more drawing tutorials. you guide really well
I don’t find the ai art compelling even if it is impressive
Sorry?
@@Sweetdude64 good
@@heavenlyarianator6335 ?
I make mostly traditional art and as far as i know there is no such AI that can make traditional art.
I wont let AI beat me, but Ill beat AI. Just like writing, ill use this machine like the tool it is.
You're looking at it the wrong way. There is no need for a competitive mindset. Instead, collaborate and work together with the AI, instead of against it. It will only benefit you
@@Sweetdude64 I don't have an effective opinion on AI art aside from "as long as no one claims it as theirs". Afterall, I'm still ignorant when it comes Ai Art and merely just used it to play around. So I could be thinking of this the wrong way.
For writing as I've stated, it's just a tool to help my grammar. I've never thought to use it to help my art skills.
@@Skyeleafe thats fine, I'm glad you can try it out. Don't let anyone else tell you otherwise.
I have looked into this in depth so I am used to people having a strong stance on the topic, so I approach conversations with a strong start. Sorry if that threw you off lol
Lately that's what I've been doing, I take AI arts and then take references from them adding a little of my twists hopefully it'll turn good. plus we can't exactly beat em so they're here to stay might as well get something outta them Ig.
Lmao I BEEN using AI to upgrade my shit fym 😤🤣 that shit is inspiration to me!
A reference is a reference, IS A REFERENCE!
The only thing about AI is that the poses are not action orientated. I guess all the data creates a comic book character that is posing for a vogue fashion shoot or something. Animation and action poses are still needed to be done by people. Rotoscoping is kinda interesting but storytelling and animation still need to be considered advanced artist skills even with the best current AI.
AI: I can make better art then real artists
real Artists: Joke's on you, I will steal from you
I do this mostly with my poorly made backgrounds and in this way i love ai. it helps me in this way a loot.
I don’t think people should try to replicate what ai art does simply because ai essentially is one art style for the most part so there is a sort of uniqueness to real artist art style that ai could never replicate so I think it’s a good thing to use ai to help you improve but I don’t think people should try to replicate ai 1 for 1
the "tiktok" blue red effect is a chromatic abberation
True, 7:03
Yea I’ve been using ai for studies and reference. Its hella useful lol basically being the ai to ai 😂
his line art is wiggling on my screen😂
anyway like it
Yeah, I'm suing leonardo AI for creating references for my illustrations haha. too tired scrolling/searching for a specific reference pose.
This is a great video and thanks for doing this!
Thank's man. I learned new techniques.
Lol this whole time I was thinking that an actual person was drawing this
To all worried about A.I, it’s like fast food restaurants 😂.
We still have high end restaurants businesses & private chiefs 🐸☕️
you know I like the idea of taking our art back from the ai but the thing is still that it *doesn´t teach you anything by itself*. Especially for beginner artists that might still get to know their art program of choice and what they can do with it, how could they analyze and figure out what layer modes and blurs to use by themselves? You still could´ve made a tutorial like this without using an ai for an example, because you are an artist and know what you´re doing. You knew you wanted a snowy background. The ai just throws shit anywhere because it can. There is nothing to learn from it, because it couldn´t even function without an artist´s help. Artists are still the better teachers and always will be
That is the way AI should be use, as tool to help improve Artist , i use AI most for Shadow and Light reference
Your techniques are amazing
Fantastic video! Hope it blows up
You and me both!
Try putting one of your quick sketches as input in stable diffusion using ControlNet
Wow this turned out fantastic!!! :DDD youre amazing
....OK but I had NO idea that masks could do that to help blur/bring things to clarity. I always felt that CSP's blurring was lacking and now I know why!
this is so me. i just be stealing AI art and turning them into 3d models. one idiot prompter asked me for credit.. bruh lol