EVERYTHING AI Art can't do, but artists CAN!
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- Опубліковано 27 гру 2023
- AI Art Bros don't want me to tell you this, but all artists NEED to hear this! In this video, I'm exposing everything only artists can do and AI art will NEVER be able to. AI art is far from the end of art, and it isn't going to take art jobs away from the people who know this. I believe in you, so don't you dare give up!
Do you have any questions? Anything you need clarified? Ask me in the comments! I ALWAYS answer your comments. No lame hearts and ignoring comments from this guy.
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00:00 AI Art will never do this, but artists can!
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I have a funny story, brace yourself.
I *used* to do AI Art until one day I asked for something so strange that Microsoft's AI couldn't get it right so I got frustrated and drew the picture myself on the way to my Grandma's funeral, I looked up reference images and everything also I inherited a LOT of colored pens and pencils from my aforementioned Grandma.
It would be a shame if they all went to waste.
Glad to hear you were able to experience the joy of making art with your own hand and direction! So are you mostly a traditional artist?
@@TheArtMentor I can't tell if I'm more of a digital or traditional artist.🤔
I've used Pizap and Photoshop but I also use pens, paper and paint.
@@gothnerd887 I might have a similar experience. I've experimented with more image generating prompts than I'd want to admit, but there HAVE been occasions where I've literally spent more time tweaking a given prompt than it would've taken me to sketch/draw it myself and get it right more or less the first time. The apparent "convenience" hides an iceberg....
I hope you continue on your journey, sorry for your loss!❤
I am not afraid of ai image generators anymore. ai may replace art jobs but it will never replace art as whole and that's kind of beautiful in a way. now that ai images are becoming much more of a big thing and Ive started seeing them much more, I've started appreciating real art way more. even if it's just a drawing of a stick figure made by a 5 year old. AI images kind of helped me look at real art in a much more beautiful way. ai art sort of indirectly helped regular art in that sense (to me atleast)
That's a wonderful sentiment. Thanks for sharing! I know people are convinced ai will take all jobs, but with what it can't and won't ever do, isn't it safe to assume that companies that DON'T follow that path will get ahead and then more places will reinvest into artists?
this is such an optimistic way to see AI generated media and it helps cope with what AI has become, thank you for sharing your perspective .
"it assumes perpetual ignorance"
beautifully put.
It’s true isn’t it? Look at how much bad publicity ai companies are getting every day and people are stopping the use of their products
I LOVE this message! Every drawing i have done this year has at least 1 element that AI can’t do. Even when i tried making an algorithm with both my simple style and my “ai looking” style, it couldn’t make what i make. So i have zero fear when it comes to competing with AI. Coming from an ex AI bro :)
That’s an awesome perspective! 👏 taking some tips from my other ai art videos, are we? 😏
ive been super down in the dumps for a lot of reasons but AI just really showed the gross underbelly of the world that does not respect artists, and brought it into the spotlight. thank you for a more soothing video, i hope youre right that as a whole in the public it will pass! but it is true that the "creators" will eventually just get bored and stop, because the draw of art is not the pretty images at the end, its the process and being an artist intimate with your art. so much more than these dudes will ever understand
It's fair to say that ai users go through the literal highs and lows like drug users, don't they? That "high" being a dopamine addiction, to be specific, which wears off. What do you think of that analogy?
@@TheArtMentorwell, it fits with the ai supporting people's gross nature pushing down passionate artists. Even myself that I haven't fully come to grips with, but I'm trying. To be an authentic artist even when the world says it doesn't need me if it can use a robot, which hurts.
I actually started traditional drawing this year partially because of AI, and my main goal with it was to further fill in the gaps in my knowledge I didn't have through digital alone.
I'm sure digital will always be my main thing, but I do think that starting traditional even improved my digital works as well. Telling people how not knowing how to make art and trying to fill in the gaps with AI instead of having any other base knowledge made me realize how much I actually miss fundamentals I've been filling in with the transform tool and fancy digital brushes.
That’s a great testimony! Did you know that all art media have a set of transferrable skills like you mentioned? I’ve found that as well
@@TheArtMentor Translating skill through mediums is definitely even better than I expected before I tried it.
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I drew traditional for years, and now i have a tablet thanks to a friend of mine, and i use it sparingly when i wanna pick it up. I had no issue to translate all my skills to the other medium, surprising a lot a few of my friends bc of it, since they had it much rougher when they started digital after years of traditional.
But i certainly noticed that, when i use my tablet too often, i miss A TON the feeling and easyness of traditional.
The strokes of the pencil, the blending of the sharpies, the soothing detailing of the colored pencils, the resistance of the eraser on the paper…
I have a ton of issues with wet mediums(watercolours, acrylics), but i never felt so empty than the last time i used my tablet, when 2 whole weeks have been on digital, and i never felt more at home, than when picking a pencil and an eraser again.
Yes, you can always transfer your abilities to other mediums, but still, if you feel better using one rather than the other, you can always go back to your beloved one for a cozy and confy time❤
There's a story in warhammer about Fulgrim where out of jealousy he made a completely 100% perfect statue. It didn't have any flaws, but it felt wrong, unnatural and soulless. The imperfections is what gives a statue its soul.
Well said! And that’s a very relatable and human component, isn’t it?
I hate to sound like this, but if Ai art is making you question “why even bother, what’s the point” then why are you even making art in the first place? Any one who says “why bother making art” has seriously lost sight of what art even is.
Also Art Mentor, love how you do armor plating, I’m so gonna have to try that technique of yours with the lasso tool :)
Exactly. There is a reason most artists are called “starving artists”. They create no matter what and it is not about money. Most folks who create have a day job and don’t actually get to make money with art but they still create.
Making money with art doesn’t necessarily make someone an artist.
It ain’t the qualifier for being an artist.
Everyone can create. AI will not stop that ever.
I think folks are just looking more at the commercial side. It will be harder to make a living doing art. You won’t get paid as much.
@fuzzyimages I have to agree. If you’re not making art for intrinsic and personal reasons, and just for money, then you won’t be able to make very far in art will you? 😅 it has to come from a deep and honest passion
@themightyflog true, income doesn’t make anyone an artist because everyone is born to make art naturally. However, why do you think artists won’t get paid as much? Many artists like myself and those I work with have increased their pricing and gotten it since ai. Remember scarcity in any market is more valuable
@@TheArtMentor Well that is good news. I have just been hearing doom and gloom but always felt that the artists who set themselves a part, like the ones with great custom styles will be in higher demand.
I think the general artist who just copies a style and just delivers work will be replaced by AI.
I've seen it to where I look for artists and get a response "what style to you want"? I don't want a copy. I want your style if it is cool. I'm looking for a style. Send me your demo. If it is the style I like I"ll go for it. If it ain't I won't. I don't want you copying a style. AI will do that if I want a copy.
So I do feel the artists will have to market themselves better. There has to be a guy out there that directs and manages artists. Heck OF girls have brand marketers. Why not artists. Someone who knows business and finds you a job and takes 10% but does all the work finding clients vs artists who are bad at business scrounging around on their own.
Too many lone wolfs in the artists community.
You'd think 10 artists would have gotten together to make a pixar level movie...nope. Too many egos.
Now in the IP market I think some collabing will be needed to compete.
Okay, a few points i wanna make
1-Beginner artists, or let's call them, the ones that do so for hobby but were hoping to make a living out of it in the future, are HIGHLY insecure, and most of them start bc they wanna make something from their favorite thing, could be a movie or series or book, doesn't matter, but they all do so because they wanted "to be like their role models"(i remember i started when i was young bc i wanted to paint as beautifully as Van Gogh in his autumn tree painting, that i saw on a book my mom gifted me for my bday, and later, i started again after defeat bc a now friend of mine made a zine, i saw it ob my first attended anime con, and thought, "if they can do it, why can't i?"), so, they are prone to just make it for fun… Until the laughing or harsh critism from their peers starts to make them doubt what they do and why they do it.
They are, most of the time, children or teens, and therefore, didn't developed a strong sense of self(-importance) yet, bc that's why they are doing, growing and developing a whole person.
Most of them, as of now, the present, are in the internet constantly. I know bc i had my first cellphone when i was 8, and i went to rent a pc usage at the time, all days i could, usually sharing that time with my mom.
Therefore, is not hard to see why they make themselves this question:
They don't have the experience, nor the values, nor the confidence, that growing up, gives you.
Hell, most of them probably don't have a ton of friends, or what i like to call, a support system, to help them go through their own shyness and insecurities despite not feeling sure or capable of shait.
I know i didn't had that when i was a teen, and it was not long ago, i'm only 25.
You know what they do have tho? Bitter ai bros on twitter telling them their art isn't worth a penny, and bullies of their own school on discord servers talking shait about them.
I know bc i have a few friends on fb that are 15, and d4mn, people are mean to them??? For free???
I wished i could do more, but what i do most, is telling them the true, and saying they are not what these people say.
What i wanna say with all of this, is that having that questions is reasonable if we have context in mind, and that it is not something to dismiss, bc if people like me have done to themselves this question at some point of the ai argument, is bc people can be very bad intentioned on the internet, and most of begginers don't have someone to tell them this isn't worth giving up.
I know i have now, but if this happened when i was 15, i know i SURELY would have given up on my journey.
We don't need people saying "this is dumb, why you even think this", what we need is people like OP, saying to us, that this battle against anxiety and fear, is worth fighting for.
I’ve been wanting to do freelance animation (UA-cam) however ai did make me question whether it was worth it. Ai can do things faster than me. But I’ve decided to put myself out there while I still can. Even though it’s a low chance of success it’s what I want to do so I’m going to try
I'm proud of your commitment to yourself! Also, that small chance is all you need, okay? 👍
Things you’re talking about are too abstract and won’t really disabuse anyone about the usage of ai, to fully understand the situation it’s also really important to talk about more technical parts of ai skills.
Ai can’t do:
1) anatomy
2) composition (ai doesn’t know how to manipulate with the viewer's eye and renders everything equally, puts the object ether randomly or at the centre, which is boring, doesn’t know about the focus points and any other composition techniques)
3) perspective (ether with architecture or human body from different angles, it’s all done really bad by ai)
4) sense/illusion of depth
5) Unique art style (okay, this one you’ve mentioned)
And the most important aspect is that ai also can’t learn how to do these things because it’s algorithms has to be changed completely for it to understand the anatomy, depth and perspective while composition even can’t really be learned by a machine because it’s not about patterns but feelings and what artist wants to highlight in the artwork
I actually made an entire video linked in the description and my pinned comment on all that and more. Did you see that?
One thing I noticed is that often when working on a big project, people will give you an intense amount of feedback that you'll have to adjust and interprit. AI can have major troubles generating things based on prompts, let alone altering things based on collaboration and communication. I've done design and music work for 3d animated films, and a big part of working on certain projects with tight deadlines and specific criteria was the ability to be flexible and iterate and problem solve based on a changing project.
Precisely! It’s almost laughable considering how little control and ability ai users have in making those changes isn’t it? I’ve spoken previously about how they’ll always look to gimmicks and plug ins rather than building skills to address what they don’t understand
This is such a needed video. I can't count how many people I've ran into online with "oh no what will I do whats the point?" (Just keep creating lol). There's also plenty of people who don't make art who favor human artists over AI so it's all good.
I didn't appreciate having a couple drawings scraped, but I'm not afraid. I use traditional media. Even when I saw some old UA-cam video of a small gizmo doing a drawing, I'm still not afraid and wouldn't bail from pencil drawings like the few bailing digital because the fear of AI.
I’m so glad this helped you! Have you ever fallen into those mindset traps you or I mentioned, and what helped you out of that if so?
I love your videos about this topic and i want to tell a story.
My mother started her own printing buisness and because my drawing tablet is damaged, she went to etsy and bought a package that was advertised as "digital drawn designs" for 50 Dollars and she thought it would be a good deal. When she showed me the "artworks" i was more than angry, all of them were AI "art". So not only did she get scammed, because it was advertised as images from real artists, 50% of the images were just HORRIBLE. There was a "zoo" design and the animals were all mixed versions of eachother, A giraffe with paws, a mix between lion and hyppo and so on. I actually laughed when i saw them, despite being angry, because that just shows how Artists will NEVER be replaced.
For now she will use the Ai pictures for her prints and advertise them as such, while i try to draw her desgins on my damaged tablet.
wow sorry to hear she got taken advantage of like that, but that's incredibly common now, isn't it? So is her end goal to sell original artworks instead?
@@TheArtMentor sadly it is common now, indeed.
She sells printed tumblers and bottles. We had a plan in mind that we get original artworks from artists or myself. For the future we for sure plan on only selling original artwork. Next time i will assess her with a purchase if she plans on buying such a bundle on etsy or any other website again
@jvckiwai7715 yeah gotta watch out for that stuff 😅 awesome to hear you’re getting into a business together tho!
The only real way to make money in the art/music industry is by selling a dream. Selling consumers hope, a dream that they can succeed.
That’s some interesting insight. Do you believe it’s possible? I certainly do
AI art is going to get progressively worse , as it will start using other AI art for reference source material , it like feeding google translate back to it's self and messing up the original meaning . the more AI art that exists the worse the feed back loop gets ..
Yep it won’t last
There's one word that helped me overcome my fear of AI art... Chaos.
Unleash the inner Gremlin energy and go ham on the artworks. AI art may be pretty images but it doesn't have the beautiful chaos that human-made works have.
With that said, embracing the Chaos became my key on finally scoring a regular to my artworks.
AI is more chaotic. I disagree with the sentiment that genuine art is imperfect. There is no intelligent design in AI gens, AI has no genuine visual intelligence - whilst genuine art does. AI appears good because it extorted and stole from the greatest artists, thats all.
Love that philosophy! Keep it up! What have you gained from embracing that mindset?
@@TheArtMentor Artsy chaos was my mindset when I first began. Basically I decided to return to my roots, where my art journey began.
During my beginnings, I was often watching silly content such as webtoons or cartoons on TV that have ridiculous but funny scenes.
AI enjoyer here and I agree with you, by a lot.
I had to argue with my friends depressions cause they didn't see that AI was limited, they thought it would take over and a bunch of "why bother" mindsets that was annoying. Like, I had to explain them that I'm still PAYING them! Not cause they are my friend but because I LIKE THEY'RE ART!
No matter how many TOOLS are out there, it means NOTHING to the fundamentals of being an Artist. Cool posters are one thing but as you said, a story inside it is another.
Tbh, I pushed AI mainly to experience what it has and then left it at that. Cause I wanted to at least see what it was about and I still use it occasionally enough cause it's interesting and funny to me.
They only reason why some people are going to actually be good with AI are Photoshoppers. They can use AI Art in a way that will work for them and that's a small margin of people who are going to have to show they have the skill or patients to use the program as a creative.
Beyond them, eh.
Personally, I just wish they all referenced the Art models they use and link or direct where things started from, like a lot do on reddit.
Lastly I think the issue is less the AI Art Gen, or the community and more of a industrial societal issue. "Oh no, we'll lose our jurbs" is the biggest mindset I see in places and I'm just... disconnected cause I've never seen it that way.
Thanks for sharing your perspectives. Still, even if anyone with PS experience uses any AI tech, can you see how limiting that will be? After all, nobody praises the artists using AI, the AI gets the praise and the artist is more an assistant than director
@@TheArtMentor Exactly true... to a degree. AI is your personal assistant who has to follow your commands like a commissioner but I'm not going to argue if they are a director, assistant or facilitator.
I personally have a hard time with conversations like this because usually, it's a non issue in the long haul for me.
Too many people freaking out over an issue and not thinking about the actuality of it beyond a surface level. AI isn't able to get anything for a long while, put in laws in place where companies can't exploit people. Have the system not able to use names from anyone outside their payroll or franchise, Require one Artist Staff Member as their AI Model in order to use the program, and pay extra if they want to use the AI Art as an official product.
And even if you have a Prompter who typed out a 2 page setup, the AI is too limited in it's focus, even if you have half of every image on the net.
They'll have to repeat the input to see maybe a few hundred variations before they find something they like, that in most honesty, is just a part of the image most likely.
It will always be limiting because of how limited the A's I's is. It will be either limited in the future or will be locked away from companies. Both of which will be a good thing cause Greed will always be the main draw for a lot of these money grubbers.
At least, when you have laws in place, you'll have help stopped the AI from becoming more capable of being miss used in the future when it does have long term contextual memory built in to it later.
True enough. Over a little time, this won’t be an issue any more
The worst side effect of AI is discouraging masses of people to go into art. I'm glad there someone like you out there to serve as a counterweight. AI is dumb and will never be anything more than a gimmick and I say this as someone who is deeply familiar with computer science at large.
I'm kind of interested in seeing what the end result will be. The image generation stuff got me back into drawing after so long, and I've seen some other people say they want to draw again in response.
I'm wondering how it'll actually pan out in the end. Some people will get inspired, some people will get demotivated... I try to encourage people to not give up, but sometimes it's hard when they're down.
@@danijel115 Certainly, it has specific uses that it's good for.
I just feel bad seeing so many people discouraged. I use it when I edit, and I can 100% say that you don't want an AI editor to replace a human editor.
Unless you want weird misinterpretations of sentences in the middle of your work. Like right now, it didn't know the difference between "tasting food for poison" and straight up "tasting poison". Yum! I always go around trying out different poisons!
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AI is not really "intelligent". Basically it's an algorithm that recognizes patterns, and it can be extremely useful for say, statistical analysis and other fields of science.
Even in art, it can be use in animation to apply textures, like in spiderverse.
Sadly tech bros don't understand art at all, and think that art is "Oh, generic pretty drawing" or "anime girl with big boobs"
Thanks and I’m glad to hear you appreciate these videos! It’s important that we continue to encourage each other and the future generations of artists, isn’t it?
@jlhn true enough, and maybe once this current bubble bursts, bc it is in that process right now, our art programs will just gain some nifty tools?
As more time goes on, the limitations of LLMs and ML comes to light.
I touched a text to image generator only twice, but each time was a disappointment.
It's great if all a person wants is samey, bland, corporate guff, but it falls apart if one asks for anything novel or remotely creative. It can only remix based on what already exists in its data. Making new things just won't happen based on the limitations of the machine and it will always be stuck in the past.
It's just faster to work out my thoughts with good ole' pencil and paper.
Have you ever tried to retouch ai images? It's such a pain isn't it? Not to mention, don't you just feel so much more fulfilled and learn more from taking the lead yourself?
Thanks for your optimistic take. Also talking about the market saturation, it's a point a lot of people oversees because it's not something you measure in a relatively short time
I’m glad you enjoyed as well! Have you already noticed the growing distaste clients and creators alike are having for ai imagery? They spot it very quickly nowadays
@@TheArtMentor I have seen more creators being aware and despite advances, have been more trained into questioning images with particular sets of lighting, textures and composition.
I wish I could speak for clients, As I have seen friends loosing commissions to AI, not so much in the comics sphere. Some small publishers I know are preferring actual artists instead of AI for covers, which is more than I can say for the big two.
Hey man, I'm a young aspiring artist and I have to admit that your videos keep my hopes up to keep on pursuing my dream. Social media has constantly spread fear and hopelessness about art due to this whole ai art thing and how it keeps on evolving. You, and other wise people around the internet, are massive motivators, and I'm thankful that you're able to spread this same motivation to others.
Ai wishes to replicate the human heart and passion!
thanks for your support, and I'll always support you too! What's your art dream?
@@TheArtMentor I'm not sure yet, but it probably is creating an animated series with my work and with the help of others!
That's awesome! I wish you the best of luck with that!
I'm also finally getting my head around physical paints such as Gouache, Acrylic and Oil. I am definitely never going to abandon digital, why in fact I'm using Krita and Rebelle to familiarise myself with these mediums, I have a set of Gouache and a huge Acrylic set, though the downside being cost of replacement. Physical mediums sure do have the edge over Digital in terms of connection and touch, which something like a Cintiq or tablet can just help to compensate for. I look forward to seeing combinations of the physical and digital. I definitely think the future shall yield new advances in physical mediums, such as programmable nanite paint (may be necessary for painting low gravity), magneticly suspended pixels and other mediums of creativity I cannot think of. Over the centuries I doubt physical mediums will die off, they will evolve just as they centuries in the past.
Absoutely! Are you aware that physical media still holds the largest majority of prestige and influence over the art world as a whole?
It really was a nice and soothing Video, thank you! Ive been feeling alot better about AI since last year thanks to people like you. Sometimes you just get caught in a bubble of negativity. Of feeling powerless against Image to Image generators who blatanly steal works trying to sell it as theirs. Or people that just really like hating on artists and their passion. Getting joy out of putting others down.
In the end things will develope in unpredictable ways but I know that I will still be making Art no matter what. Because I just enjoy it too much to let a machine do it for me. And im certain the demand for human made art wont ever fully go away. Just like we still enjoy live performing musicians even though all their music could be played digitally.
So true! Have you considered that machine made imagery will actually increase the value and demand for artists instead?
@@TheArtMentor Hmm I never did so far. I think right now its overflooding the market and taking alot of space that used to belong to artists. (not saying that they are very successfull... just really noisy) The ammount of artist right now remains the same just very oversaturated by AI. If you google sheep or spend some time on pinterest alot of those results are ai generated. (google has to do something against that tbh. I want REAL pictures of sheeps not diluded versions.)
But I do feel later on that when things have settled abit that the artist that remain might be more sought after for their actual knowledge and applicable skill. Its a nice thought.
Great video and heavily agree with what is presented about quality and uniqueness. Just want to add some extra points as someone who commissions artwork and specifically stays away from AI art:
1. AI art is not competing with actual artist commissions. They are not competing for the $80 hobby artist commissions or the hundreds of dollars or thousands for amateur, professional or industry professional artists. AI art is competing with each other for the "$5 for 10 renders" - a commission fee so low that most artists I don't think would even bother. In a way, AI art helps filter out the people who would underpay for your services.
2. What I love about working with artists, is being able to say, "I like the picture but the armor joints don't make sense, could you change them to this, and remove the spikes?". "Or, I like the picture, but I want the lighting to be a bit more moody". Or, "this goblin is pretty cool, but he should be a bit taller", and the artist being able to make those changes promptly, or even live. Problem with AI art is that making such direct and specific changes is difficult and the tool ends up changing other parts of the image I don't want changed or not changing it at all. And some changes take longer to make than an actual artist doing it. Generally an AI artist has to, "get back to me on that" and then wants me to settle for whatever they have generated.
3. When you are creating a world, having the input of an experienced, and just as ambitious artist can help elevate your idea way beyond what you initially expected. I love having ideas for fantasy but an artist takes those ideas and my prompts/descriptions and adds a spin on it that ironically immerses me into my own idea. Not to mention artists can really help put your ideas into perspective if you are unsure of even your own idea. AI artists are unable to do that because the only thing that goes through most of their minds is, "that looks cool". Their standards are more their own standards and they rarely think of the standards of the one they are producing for.
Thank you so much for sharing your perspectives! This is wonderfully insightful, and the artists you work with must be blessed to share those creative experiences with you. And you know, you're right, there's no meaningful exchange between clients and computers, is there?
One thing ai cannot get correct is fingers. And I have yet to see it do decent fight scenes. Keep on creating my fellow artists 🎨
It's still a common artifact of ai imagery to date lol
@@TheArtMentor 😂
Thanks for encouraging artists. I hope you're right. A lot of us 3D artists can't switch to traditional though. Please keep dropping these AI videos.
Don't worry, some of us traditional artists struggle or won't ever be able to fully jump to digital. I've attempted so many times, gotten all the right tools and I struggle so much trying to create digitally than I do with pencil, paper & paint. There's nothing worse than spending the money on digital tools and you can't get the hang of using them.😅
@meikahidenori nothing wrong with embracing your medium, whatever it is 😁
what keeps me from doing AI arts myself that often was: using AI to draw obscure characters(which can makes up at least fair amount of my faves) can make them look bootleg-ish
Yeah I think you’re on the right track my friend 👍 I be you have some really unique qualities in your artwork that only you can understand, am I right?
The one thing I truly love about what art AI cant do is be part of the authentic art community. All you people are so amazing and supportive to each other. The human element and warmth that is in the comment sections is so inspiring. Human artists help each other to become better because we know how damn hard it is to learn how to draw. But learning is really good for your brain too. AI art is fake.
That’s an awesome answer! Ever notice how all the ai bros are just using each other to try to get ahead?
I cant imagine anything more boring than having a computer create for you. there's no reward for the user, the whole point in creating is to master the skills and techniques over a long period of time and getting that sense of satisfaction and reward from achieving goals. its how our brain are wired.
exactly! That's why that quick dopamine hit from using ai fades quickly like a hardcore junkie. That high isn't as potent and requires too much to keep up. But instead, artists have long and sustained reward systems, don't they?
I like digital art when I'm drawing anime/manga stuff, the effects available on digital programs are necessary to get the picture to look how I want, and the process is faster. I prefer traditional media when I'm making things like portraits, there are things that digital media cannot quite replicate when working with real oil or charcoal of course someone who's never used traditional mediums probably wouldn't notice or care about that. I think it's good to enjoy at least one or two different traditional mediums, the experience is different and you can give your eyes a break from the screen! And in having that extra skill if the absolute worst case scenario happened you could fall back on selling traditional art, but at the same time there's an audience for everything so if you can build an audience I don't think you need to feel threatened about AI images.
I agree! I also paint, sculpt, and draw aside from digital art. Have you found that those skills influence and transfer amongst different art media as well?
This really is a social issue where society is very quick the exploit and take advantage of the most enlightened. Its funny how there is no AI lawyer, when it is much much more technologically easier to replace, same goes to any other field. The problem with artists is that they failed to defend, and they got rolled over. Art was the last realm of high intelligence. I highly doubt it if the world would have become this dystopian when AI came out at a time when the social and philosophical views about art was akin to some 300 years ago.
Hence why it’s important for us to not allow ourselves to go without our voices being heard, isn’t it? Imagine being silenced and drowned out without a fight
As someone who mostly does characters in full body I have found doing it through ai art can’t be a final product due to the lack of things I am looking for.
Exactly! And have you ever tried to make something requiring specific apparel or armor? Forget about it 😅 AI can’t do anything in the face of that can it?
This video calmed me down a bunch, thank you so much 😭
You're very welcome my friend! What aspects of your art do you want to focus on now?
@@TheArtMentor im currently working on the proportions of my characters, im trying to make their poses more expressive! I’m also posting a bit online, its what i enjoy, and i like to share it with others :)
That’s awesome! Keep it up!
@@TheArtMentor Thank you!!
Why do we want to draw? It is because I hold strong opinions on certain subjects and I wish to express them. I want to present and bring attention to the attractiveness of the characters or scenes. Sometimes, I even feel that the original author cannot satisfy my thoughts, that is why I create derivative works. Using AI is just repeating authors or other derivative works, Brainlessly remixing the ideas of others by statistical distribution prediction. I believe that artists' ideas are unique and worthy of attention.
Exactly! And outsourcing that work and creativity is sacrificing yourself, isn’t it?
I defs needed this pep talk today, thank you
You’re very welcome! What helped you the most in this video?
@@TheArtMentor I just needed some reassurance that I don't have to change jobs, thanks again
you're going to be amazing if you just keep it up!
this person is so clever, I love his channel already
Thanks for saying so! 😁 glad to have you here too! What did you enjoy most in this video?
Wonderful message.
Something that can only copy what's been created before won't outperform people who can create anything.
Absolutely! How did this video help you be more confident in your path as an artist?
@@TheArtMentor I think I was personally doing okay, but I've seen so many people who are discouraged who need to hear this.
I'm not trying to be a professional, so I'm just drawing for fun.
@SugarThyme it’s painful to see so many artists feel hopeless bc of ai, isn’t it? It affects me seeing that, and that’s why I make these videos. It’s awesome that you’re pursuing your passion as a hobby! Have any big projects you like to work on?
@@TheArtMentor I've been redrawing 'AI' images but as Megamind.
It's unexpectedly fun to redraw the typical "sexy AI girl" pic, except with a fish in a gorilla robot suit/etc. I think I'm going to claim the #butitsmegamindforsomereason tag on X starting New Year's.
You're totally right. The narrative aspect is something that AI just can't do. Thanks for giving me concise arguments to throw back at pro AI bros :P
You're very welcome, my friend! Have you seen my other videos where I shoot down AI bro rhetoric as well?
I'm a long time away from this, but I want to hire artists and will not go to Ai. People will want to hire artists in the future. Ai can't escape its stigma.
Thanks for supporting that position! What kind of company do you want to employ artists with?
@@TheArtMentor This would be a personal thing, like paying an artist for a book cover, as one example.
@SoundEngraver that’s an awesome goal! Have you begun writing that book yet? What’s it like?
@@TheArtMentor Thank you! You're so kind. This next year I'm writing a compilation of 10 short science fiction stories. I'd love one (or two) to have concept art.
Sounds awesome! I'd love to see that when its done
Personally, I don't care what AI does. It's not going to stop me from drawing either way.
That’s an awesome attitude, and I’m proud of you for strongly taking that position! 👏 what makes you so confident in your path as an artist?
Thanks! For me, a big part of it is, I've always been the type of person to just focus on my work and tune everything else out. I want to keep improving no matter what so that's all I focus on.
That’s how you know you’re going to do great things, you know that? The ability to focus on your potential regardless of the odds is awesome 💪
Hey! Send this to Shadiversity quickly! He needs to hear this XD
Edit: 15:50 I really want to extend on this as a personal experience experimenting with AI. Yes. Starting with an AI generated image IS more work because 1) you have to then hunt and fix the mistakes, 2) it takes you less time to sketch exactly what you want on a piece than asking Midjourney to produce 10 dozens of images you then have to go through and see which one works. And even then it's not going to be even that great because is not exactly what you wanted... AI art should be (first of all properly regulated) used as a post processing tool. Or something in between once you have a good base, if you even want to consider it. Remember, AI doesn't really understand when and why a golden ratio composition or rule of 3rds work.
Yeah I don't think I want to talk to him lol. I have a feeling we wouldn't see eye-to-eye on anything, you know? haha
What do you mean as a post-processing tool though? Mind you, any use of AI is surrendering your property to its system and allowing it to steal from you voluntarily
This video makes me feel better about sticking with my digital art. I do both traditional art and crafts plus digital, and I'm going to be sticking with both now. Plus, ai is cheap, jumbled up garbage made from free, public domain works that anyone can use, and copyrighted works stolen without permissions, that the companies charging ai users have no right to charge for. It's also incredibly environmentally damaging to generate ai stuff as well.
omg yes! Have you seen how AI is the most environmentally damaging industry in the modern world?
Isn't this like saying why would I become a mathematician if calculators can calculate? Is this a good analogy? There are things that calculators can't do.
So true! And yet AI bros attempt to compare art to a reductive operation like a calculator or a car, yet art isn’t anywhere near that simple, is it?
Ok so I'm aware that you're the ART MENTOR, therefore exactly that is the focus that it should be.
I would like to just throw in that LAION 5B has been exposed recently for legitimately containing CP and SA imagery, which means yes, the companies directly sell illegal content with their "AI" through the datasets (not to mention the entire rest, which also has been stolen).
Generative AI in general seems to be nothing but a criminal enterprise and ever since I found your channel, which helped me greatly through this most hard and testing year, I have not come across a single person who can actually effectively counter any of our sides points.
Even outside of the sole focus on art, the opposition against generative AI unites all artists from all sorts of political affiliations, for they all understood what's the right thing to do in this situation and by now, it seems like the law makers are not really in favor of any of it, so this is also interesting to see.
Thank you so much for your effort, please keep going and we wish you a happy new year, TAM! :)
I know I’ve been watching that unfold as well, and the ai community doesn’t have any concrete defense to any of our ethical and moral objections, do they? In fact, ever notice how they all say the exact same thing?
Most important thing it can never do is actually communicate through art like a human artist.
Cope and seethe ai bros
Haha so true! Would you say that people just enjoy pretty pictures, or pictures they can relate to and find meaning in?
Thank you so much
My pleasure! What helped you the most in this video, and what do you want to focus on in your artwork after watching this?
@@TheArtMentor man so much just understanding that artificial intelligence is still artificial. Having a human create something means so much more and I’m just going to keep pushing for human made art
Great approach! Keep up what you’re doing 💪
Undoubtedly, artistic endeavours motivated purely by the pursuit of wealth seldom hold the captivating essence that truly moves an audience. When your creations lack a sincere ardour and an appreciation for the act of expression, the result often feels empty and devoid of spirit. The artistic sphere can be ruthlessly discerning, readily identifying those who fail to invest their complete being into their artistry.
well said!
@TheArtMentor, absolutely brilliant insights! Your clarity and encouragement are invaluable, especially in these challenging times for artists. Keep enlightening us!
Sir i am a teenager and I wanted to become an animator sir but then I remember that ai can do animation in future 😢
So why give up that dream? And how do you know exactly what ai will be capable of in the future? 😅 there’s no crystal ball that says that for sure, but I can guarantee you’ll fail only if you give up my friend
@@TheArtMentor thank you so much sir for your motivation ❤️
@vexamine5108 I mean it! Don’t overestimate what machines can do and underestimate yourself 💪
As someone whose used (and tbh, still uses, shamefully) AI image gens, the idea of drawing something I actually want at a low quality is still far less depressing than rolling a digital roulette wheel dozens of times until I’m so tired of holding standards that that I have to drop them and settle for something that looks nothing like what I want.
So let’s dive into that, can we? It sounds like you’re developing a bit of imposter syndrome from your ai usage because it isn’t your vision nor your execution is it? 😕 I’m sorry to hear that, but that’s also a very common occurrence amongst ai users. Have you considered how even your own imperfect artwork can in turn make you feel more fulfilled?
Honestly, my real art already does. I would say my real art is simple and flawed because of my lack of skill, which isn’t “ideal” for what I want to do (character design and pinups for stories), but it’s actually preferable to AI art for my purposes because I want to put a lot of story details into my characters. Real art will just let me put what I want exactly how I want it. The AI puts random nonsense as details, and can never get the things I need easily.
glad to hear you see the level of specificity you need into unique character designs so that they're memorable. Keep it up!
AI can't make hands, feet or teeth even if one's life depended on it.
Since there are infinite angle for the human hand the dataset will always be incomplete.
I've seen thousands of ai images of attractive women and
not one ever had hands that are 100% matching the pose or angle or even human anatomy.
Ah yes, that’s the hubris of the ai community, isn’t it? That computers can understand narrative ways to utilize all of those features, right?
I love your channel
And I appreciate your support! 😁 what did you enjoy the most in this video?
@@TheArtMentor I enjoyed how u spoke out great points on how AI art cannot replace arts nor replicate the originality that the artists can create, and for sure AI art make the perfect clean art, but it does not give tht artistic genuine feel, So yeh great vid :D
@NuovaStarGaming thanks for that feedback, and I’m happy to hear you see this tech’s forever limitations. It’s been crazy hyped hasn’t it?
@@TheArtMentor It has, Lets keep hope high n keep fighting the good art fight :P
@NuovaStarGaming always! 💪
10:46 shots fired!
You like that?
@@TheArtMentor the nonchalant way you likened AI art supporters to an inbred family in that soft spoken tone of voice just cracked me up. Based!
@botondkunos1774 am I wrong though? 😅 it’s a decent analogy, wouldn’t you agree?
@@TheArtMentor It's painfully accurate. Though I personally compare it to a smoothie that got left in the blender for too long.
Just like food lists the ingredients, AI generated content should have to do the same. I see it like going to a bakery vs. buying machine made processed bread. Both can exist, but should be very clear with the consumer.
That might be a good start, although everyone knows the real thing is always better, huh? 👍
Personally, I'm rarely intimidated about AI generated art because sooner or later, the hype is gonna die down once the value dries up. Instead, it inspires me even more to make better art than I typically do. It compels me to create more meaningful aspects of what I love about art.
That's a great philosophy! I'm proud of you
@@TheArtMentor just my two cents. Besides, all they're producing is nothing short of eye candy. That's it. Openly stealing from other artists while being nonchalant about it. A.I. is like shock content with no soul and substance.
they can't make traditional speed paints
they can't recreate the
texture of a beautiful painting
very true
nightshade is our biggest tool against ai
true!
As a traditional artist, I would like to say that AI can’t replicate the different textures of materials on paper (ex. Markers on paper feel different than crayon on paper).
It also can’t replicate the smell of scented markers, which I like to use sometimes when they sell them at the Dollar Store.
So true versus traditional art, and that will never be usurped. Traditional art has always had the most valuable place in the art market
@@TheArtMentorAdditionally, AI can’t replicate my chaotic colouring style. I never colour in the same direction and it shows on paper whenever I draw and colour my comics in pencil only. It’s a habit that sticks with me for life.
Whereas everything is smooth, “perfect”, and blended to heck with AI art. Everything just looks so similar that it feels inhuman.
Also if there was ever a massive internet/power outage that tanked AI, I will still be sitting in my room, cheap traditional supplies on the desk, drawing my comics and characters without a care in the world about AI. 😊😊😊
Unless the AI art gestapo try to confiscate my supplies in which case I am going to throw hands with them 🤬🤬.
@thesilentangel8299 so true! Well said my friend
@@TheArtMentorAlso, you know the saying “The Best stuff’s kept in the back”?
I think the artistic equivalent for me is “The Best stuff is kept in my sketchbooks”. Can’t feed the AI if my art is not posted for public viewing, and my sketchbook has a lot of better art of my characters.
Besides what are they going to do, break into artist’s houses and studios and run out with art by the handful just to feed their AI? 😂😂.
Oh wait they can feed themselves with their own AI art and eat their own tails and inbreed.
@@TheArtMentorAnd another thing! I draw on both sides of the paper when it comes to comics and sketchbooks, which means that the marker bleeds through.
So jokes on AI, because the bleeding patterns depends on what I draw and will never be the same.
I've lost customers to AI, but honestly I've never seen a generated image that gives you 100% what you want without an artist having to manually fix it. The older, less representational stuff that was colorful blobs was more fun to play with, but AI is a toy more than a tool, and like any toy people can and will get bored of it when it doesn't have something new for them.
exactly! I've spoken about those limitations in my other videos on this topic, have you seen those as well?
Meanwhile I keep creating my art, because even if AI can (at least in theory) generate a work that looks better than what I can do.... using AI misses the point. You miss the peaceful moment where you're painting/drawing in your canvas, you miss the joy that I recently got when I've made my first breakthrough and saw a significant improvement in my art after MONTHS of practise, and let's be honest... if you show an image and say it was made by AI, people will be like "oh cool", and then move on. But when you learn to draw amazing pictures after months, and show it to your friends, or even better, ACTIVELLY SHOW YOURSELF MAKING THE ARTWORK IN FRONT OF THEM, they'll think you're a fucking Art God!
No one envies AI's ability to "make" art, because AI is just an unfeeling machine that can produce whatever garbage fast without any actual thought or reasoning behind it, but people DO CONSTANTLY ENVY REAL ARTISTS, hell the mere EXISTENCE OF AI "ART" is proof of that, Ai Bros are nothing more than a bunch of envious losers who really wish they could draw like some amazing artist, but are too lazy to put in the actual effort required to do so, so they steal said artist's work, so they can try and claim it as their own, and what motivates that envy is specifically because it was a HUMAN WHO MADE THIS! You look at the fucking Mona Lisa, and immediately knows.... A human being has made something trully special and amazing, and that's why you envy that human. Because you fantasize about "being amazing".
so true! People love and consume art to connect with fellow humans, don't we? That's why AI is forgettable and unspecial isn't it?
And the other problem is that every image or writing you create is then fed into the next A.I training data. So that uniqueness you have? Its now in the database for the A.I to use. Due to a grey area in law and GREED
But is it really? I made a whole video on everything AI can't do and how to beat it, where I outline what actually makes artwork unique and stand out. If your coloring or rendering style is all that separates you, that video would help you learn what actually makes it unique
Ive stopped uploading since early 2023 because i dont want my stuff to be scraped and used to train these abominations
Understandable. Why not glaze and nightshade your art from now on to help against that?
@@TheArtMentor i plan on doing that once it is available for mobile devices👌
Compostion is one the those thing AI cant do because it work different for each situation so it required thinking progress and some time artist break the rule the make the image more impact,
Dynamic pose and foreshortening too because AI have zero idea how anatomy work, so the muscle 'll turn out hideous if they try those pose.
I agree. Honestly, that's a big issue with people trying to use AI for anatomy posing, isn't it? It doesn't understand the human body very well
@@TheArtMentor If they have a tiny bit of art skill and anatomy knowledge, they would fix it manually for their AI image, but well.. 🤣
Don't STOP creating! Your intellectual property is still protected. Sure they can scrap it.......but they cannot copy and paste it. Your work is still valid and still holds it's own weight.
You have a great attitude! Love that 👍 what encourages you to keep making art through these times?
@@TheArtMentor It's my work; work I was able to create no matter what challenge I faced. I am the only Kozzie Tea. I am the only artist who does what I can do and will do going forward; as is every artist! AI can replicate a style once the artist shows it. It will always be behind me. Doing what I used to do. It can't evolve how I do, it will always be pending my new creative expression. I have this time in my life, so I will use it to pursue the vision I see in front of me. Insecurity is natural, but it can become poison if you embrace it too much... Insecurity humbles our ego, not our truth. I understand our plight. Artist have faced so many unfortunate situations, yet we continue to show the world the vision we see. There is no doubt the power we have, AI wouldn't come for us if it wasn't real power. No matter what, this is yet another challenge we WILL overcome.
Thank you for your encouraging videos ArtMentor, you are such a light in these dark times. Your hard work is not beyond me. Sending love and cozy energy your way!
@kozzietea that’s some awesome motivation and mindsets you have there! Keep it up and I’ll be here to support you and everyone else! I don’t see artists going anywhere anytime, ever 💪
Yeah baby! More motivation!
Thanks for your support! What did you enjoy the most in this video?
Creativity and idea generation is often a series of happy accidents, and this is because it was created by a human. AI Image making can loose that human flow and individuality. So don't feel like you are second best, you have a varied amount of human attributes that AI strives to copy.
Well said, and thanks for sharing your insights! That’s just like when I spoke about coming from a place of lacking something and how it’s impossible to build anything substantial from it, isn’t it?
I'm wondering if there's something wrong with my brain. Despite getting a tablet & i pad drawing on them just doesn't feel or look right to me. Anything I draw on them just doesn't translate very well 😅 it's why it's taken me so damn long to buy these things as my brain just doesn't seem to be getting it whereas with pen, pencils & paint? I have zero issues with it 😂 i need someone to rewire my brain. Last thing I'm worried about is AI garbage when I can't even transition properly to digital😅 maybe I have to accept I'll forever be artistic dinosaur
No need to feel bad about not being great at your new medium! It took me a couple years to get decent with a stylus and tablet 😅 would that surprise you to know? Switching from traditional to digital was a bit of a nightmare for me too lol
Humans create MEANING
Exactly! And that's what artists excel is creating, isn't it?
Ai art will never be able to make an image of a human skeleton with human muscles on it cutting of it’s fingers wall trying to cut an apple!
Exactly why the world needs more artists like you! Those ambitious and specific imaginative ideas can only be conjured by you, right?
YES
AI is limited. The human imagination and talent has not limits. 😉
exactly!
The Art Generator has no emotional interpretation, no capacity for imagination, originality, nor as they say 'soul'. At first I was disheartened when AI effected my means to get freelance work, now I see AI art is doomed and am double more determined to improve my craft and imagination.
Yeah that concern has been around for a bit, but have you talked to artists that have been more successful since ai art came around? Myself and many of the artists I work with are having the best years of our business since ai came about
AI comics look disgusting and I don't see that getting better anytime soon. Artists that specialize in sequential art shouldn't feel threatened, at least not for the next couple of years which is enough time to complete one or two projects of their own. Artists that end up giving up because of AI art right now are going to regret it a decade or two from now when it still hasn't broken into mainstream media as anything other than supplementary software.
And have you seen how robotic and unimpressive AI comics are? Worse than a middle school comic strip aren't they? Are you a comic artist as well?
@@TheArtMentor I draw recreationally and am working towards eventually self-publishing some comics for fun. I'm much more of a comic consumer though, so I empathize with those authors who have worked so hard in that media feeling threatened, as well as how soulless AI and its users have been towards them.
@Jamazed that’s an awesome goal! What genre of comic do you want to produce?
Yeah i totally empathize with comic artists like you since AI, but the truth is, AI comics are just awful and won’t ever be better 😅 comic is so unique and individualized. AI will never touch that, so don’t give up my friend 💪
I’m an artist and I’m not giving up, ai may be able to replicate video but they can’t take away my passion.
Good for you! What keeps you coming back to making art and loving it so much?
@@TheArtMentor I simply just find it fun and enjoyable to do, nothing more nothing less :D
I have been playing with AI. AI is too hard, you don't get what you want, because AI doesn't understand English. And making romantic couple is hard. Because AI doesn't understand English
@LittleImpaler so true!
had a chat with a guy in discord recently had he said that AIcant have intent. if you think about hit: he right. AI cant have intent.
I notice ai sucks at floatation devices I not worry about the job side of things I am more worry about ai cause censorship and same artstyle from everyone else its boring
Well said, and the lack of diversity in AI is an excellent opportunity to create artwork with less represented people and situations, isn’t it? Ever noticed how it’s useless for very specific or unpopular content?
@@TheArtMentoron top of that its aged down characters.
As in making them younger right?
@@TheArtMentor yeah
AI doesn't understand English.
Wanted to swing by and thank you for taking a strong stand against the AI art heist. Im vehemently opposed to the use of these unethical tools. I wont even support channels that use that garbage to make their video thumbnails. Its disgusting. Its neen weaponized against onebof the most precious things in life -real, human artistic expression. Take away the billions of images they STOLE 1-to-1 and these models become virtually useless
Can I also say thank you for believing in yourself and your art enough to respect your potential ? It’s awesome to hear how many more people like you keep telling me that story about disliking ai imagery. What was the most helpful advice you heard in this video?
so you are saying we should study literature and English, and as long as we have ideas, we could type them in openai and can skip the drawing part? okay got it.
I mean sure, is your intent to create images that are mediocre, flawed, and unimpressive?
In a lot of anime. That seems to have similar art styles. But there are anime with unique art styles.
exactly! And those with unique flair take off well, don't they?
It's so weird listening to these videos because I agree with him, but he comes across with the same vibes as a charlatan trying to get on my side so he can trick me into a bad deal. It's conflicting.
Well I'm glad to hear this resonated with you, and may I address your concern? My hope is that if you looked across my channel you'd come to realize I'm 100% in it for human artists and all of this comes from a very sincere place where I want you and anyone watching this to make amazing artwork. That's why I make this content, and has been from the beginning and moving forward as well. How does that help your opinion? PS I'm also just a very passionate person about art and that comes across in these videos lol
Just ban AI art totally
I don't think anyone would miss out outside of the ai bros, would they?
And yes, the A.I is better than most artists and "is just another competitor" ..but never has there been a competitor that can steal your work and replicate the style 245663258 times in a day. This competotor is massively undercutting your prices and making your product 400x faster.
isn't it unfair to say that ai is better than most artists when those "most artists" are simply the artists developing their work and personal voice in their art? That's the toxic trait of ai marketing
Everytime you think there's something AI can't do, just wait 6 months.
Really? Artists say the same thing and keep coming up with better versions too 🙃 good luck keeping up
@@TheArtMentor There's a un upper bound to human capabilities. Not to mention that the highest skill ceiling is limited to a certain amount of people, and there's also the time required to produce art.
@alejandrinos thanks for proving my points in this video
agreee...the only thing AI art is replacing is mediocrity
Please explain?
AI art is literal garbage. ChatGPT's responses are literal garbage.
It’s impossible to make a human experience that wasn’t made by a human, isn’t it?
Hey, AI bros. Since you tell people to learn from the past, let me give you a story lesson: Giving bad names for people who disagree with you and being trigger-happy with it never worked.
If you were unlucky enough to dwell in Brazil during 2019-2022, you unfortunately know about Jair Messias Bolsonaro, the president during this period. Being totally unbiased, his time in office was... Really, really bad. Just to name a few things that this guy did while in office:
- Fired lots of people in the Federal Police (Kinda of our FBI) to protect his family from being investigated;
- Used ABIN (Our CIA) to spy on political adversaries;
- Destroyed the Operação Lava-Jato (An operation that found and punished corrupt politicians. Many of those were released after this stunt);
- He denied vaccines in the pandemic, causing 700K deaths;
- He made easier for mentally unstable people to get firearms;
- He appointed a judge who gave political rights back to Lula (Our current president) despite he being a convicted felon;
- Also, since his congressman days, he commited embezzlement;
I could go on... And everyone who tried to criticize him was labeled as a communist. After all of his misadventures, he lost the election to Lula, a convicted felon, despite his 40 billion bucks on welfare. People now are less scared of being called a communist now. Rightfully so.
Why would anyone feel ashamed to be called a communist when the anticommunist side is openly anti-vaxx, incompetent, narcisist and on top of that, a bully?
So what if I'm a luddite? At least I ain't threatening anyone with unemployment, I ain't blaming everyone else for my downfalls, I ain't pretending to be happy with an AI girlfriend, I ain't creating deep fakes of people I hate... And I honestly enjoy what I do, I can have real social connections even without getting something out of it, I don't need to buy AI-generated samey BS from multi-billion companies, I can enjoy a healthy relationship with a real person, I can always get better with effort... So I'll take it as a compliment.
Also, please, God. I hope I won't talk about this disgusting man more often. He's now ineligible, being investigated and might get arrested. It's time to forget about him.
This is a great story with interesting relevance. It's much like the people heading up ai art companies, isn't it?
All i will say to artists who hate AI is skill issue.
Can you elaborate please?
Funny, cuz unlike AI Bros' artists who hate AI actually HAVE THE SKILLS TO MAKE ART! Meanwhile the AI Bros use AI because they're not willing to take the time to acquire said skills.
So calling this a "skill issue" just shows you don't actually understand what "skill issue" actually means.
@@TheArtMentor Those who lack skill will complain about things that reflect that lack of skill.
@@costelinha1867 Or maybe we see it as a tool that enhance what is currently used to better expand the craft instead of throwing a tantrum because you cant keep using the same method over and over resulting in stagnation of the craft and thus resulting in the downfall of art as a whole nothing kills art more than stagnation.
Here is an idea get your portfolio of done art projects stick them in a AI program so it only uses said samples you provided and create new stuff to give yourself inspiration.
Take said result then create new art from that inspiration then once you are done with your new art piece that you created from said inspiration add it to the portfolio rinse and repeat oh look you got a tool that gives you unlimited possibilities for inspiration.
Or are you going to continue to use the same pathetic excuses over and over because something new threatens you with the idea if you don't improve you will be pushed out of the market just like the hack you are with countless skill issues.
Its funny really the very tool that if used correctly like all tools could literally reduce overall workflow by the reduction of tedium and give you much more material to work with.
Also AI art is not new what the hell do you think noise generation and patterns via stamps is that is commonly used by a lot of people who do digital art where was your bitching when that was a thing.
Why not go back in time to the point of the emergence of digital art where was your bitching about that replacing artists who draw on canvas being "replaced" by digital art. Oh wait they still exist its as if now they embrace digital art and work side by side with it because digital art is and wait for it... A FUCKING TOOL.