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What do you think - is Ideogram a threat to Midjourney? 🤔
Yes, at least until Midjourney learns how to write text. Ideogram's main problem is that there is currently no way to make your results private.
You shouldn't use that is for non commercial use
As I showed in the video, the team have said that everyone is allowed to use it for commercial use 🙏
They have not changed their terms and conditions
@@WholesaleTed Yeah they have not updated their terms of service yet. Also it says in the Terms of Service: "You must be 13 years of age or older to use the Services and reside in the United States or Canada except Quebec. "
So the majority of the rest of the world are not "really" meant to be using it either. Unless there are new updates to the Terms of Service coming?
Looks cool ai tool though,.
As an artist, it sucks that AI art exist but at the same time it's great for visualizing ideas instantly and brainstorming 😅
Alot of artists are saying that but whats weird is a lot of them dont rely on the art to make a living. Go figure I guess.
Interesting how everyone likes their use if it, but hates everyone else's use of it. The said the same thing about digital art, photo and illustration programs, etc.
@@kitkakitteh All the others were tools. AI is not a tool. It is a machine to create the final result. A complete replacement.
@@dakara4877but results still rely on a well crafted, imaginative prompt. Like they say, garbage in garbage out. To get a unique art work you need to craft a unique prompt
I DONT NEED IT TO VISUALIZE ANYTHING, I HAVE AN INTELLIGENT MIND ALREADY, and I can create art as beautiful and creative as the FUCK robot-.beforE AI existed we were doing just fine without it, it will mess up a LOT OF ARTISTS JOBS.
I really like these updates/news. Keeps me up to date and even just watching a new video from you on the regular keeps me motivated to continue working on my store.
Thank you for the news! Really love these regular POD news updates!
Thanks for doing these news videos. With so much going on, it's really hard to keep up to date.
I really enjoy your news videos. It’s hard to catch everything going on in the field, especially for those of us for who this isn’t a full time gig.
Agreed!
Thank you Sarah! Love your news videos ))
Love these news Vlogs. Thank you for keeping us up to date!
Thank you for the A.I. art update. Great new information, and your analysis is right on in my opinion.
Hi Sarah. Love these news videos. Your presentation and videos are extremely professional. Like the dancing too!!
I love it, Sarah. This is excellent stuff. Thank you for sharing.
I loved getting updates in the news! I had followed the copyright case, but lost track. It was great to get all this info in one place! Thanks!
Thank you for doing these news videos. I love them.
Thanks for the information! Excellent!
Always Great Content! Thanks!
Thanks
Very usefull
As usual 😊😊😊😊❤
Good news and info! Thank you
Hello Sara from past ❤ Happy to see you again 🫶 Thank you for video!
Thanks
As a human illustrator I just draw my own designs. I encourage people to do something that taps into the skill they have and do something they truly enjoy, then the money will follow
You purists are going to see your @sses😅
I’m waiting for my money 😂😂😂😂😂
Thank you for the information on the new app!
Nice. This is very informative. Thanks.
Thank you for teaching us about Ideogram. It looks super promising, especially with the funding news you provided!
Great video, very informative!
That's ornament sells like that because it's personalized ....
Great video as always!😊😊
A similar controversy and debate with Andy Serky wanting award for his performance as Gollum but when the academy couldn't pin point what was his performance and what was done with the animators (by the way was a lot) it was denied of the award
I'm steering clear of AI for now. Great to hear about the new acrylic ornament 😀 that should get over some previous issues with print quality on ornaments. Acrylic prints really well.
Don’t steer clear, dive it! It’s exhilarating and a great way to unlock your own inner artist. It’s progress that will be eventually so mainstream that you’ll wish you had started sooner. It’s no different than our use of modern technology when the automobile was invented or machine automation in factories, it was seen as contributing to making life more efficient and productive. Life will continue to move forward in new ways. I’ve owned restaurants in my life and I had someone tell me our town didn’t need a new restaurant because we already had a few, but I explained to them that it isn’t a bad thing, it creates a great way to get people out more because they are more options, competition can be a good thing as it encourages the other businesses to do better and stay on top of their game!
I've had quite different experiences with AI... After months of testing, I did the last test... I put 5 different generated images and one of my own graphic in the same niche. And you know what? I only sell my own image, while five generated images just sit there and attract zero attention. I really don't know why!
But I also have to say that I really enjoyed drawing my own image while I missed out on all the fun with the AI generated images. Then I thought, wait a minute - if I wanted to communicate with the machine by writing the text, I'd become a programmer! So I'm back to my old ways, having fun and drawing, the numbers are fine, and the life is good again. Sorry for the longer text, I just had to write my own experiences! Oh, and I don't hate anyone. I'm happy with my choice! 😁
Your experience doesn’t prove that human drawn designs do better than AI designs. Perhaps your skill as an artist is a lot higher than your skill at crafting a compelling prompt for the AI. There is significant skill in communicating what you want from MidJourney - and that gives you a starting point - if you just upload that directly to a T-Shirt or Mug, you haven’t done all the work. You still need to throw it in Canva and add some finishing touches to it. So - for YOU - human designed is better than AI - but for the next guy, it might be the opposite - especially if they take the time to learn how to create effective prompts. 🤷🏻♂️
All current AI art looks the same fundamentally once you know what quirks to look for (poor teeth, toes, finger generation, too smooth skin textures, etc.), and a lot of people are realizing this. Human generated art will always have a higher appeal due to this, imo. AI art is like shooting for the lowest common. Great human art will just increase in value as a result.
OH YEA ? , well ask yourself, if u wanted a picture recreated of lets say....ur family, a painter and a Ai artist can give u for sure the same exact results....who would u pick? u and everyone would pick the painter, because the idea of a ur family painted in ink or paint medium , and trough the perspective of someone else , exites u and humanity more than anything generative. pssst! thats why even tho photogaphy has existed since forever ago, painters and artists are still selling stuff . would u prefer a photo or a painting, u would prefer a painting. so , thats why hes doing better , dont matter how godly the prompts are. ppl will always value such art over generative stuff such as photos and AI images@@Tenly2009
@@yeyeande It lacks soul. The human hand. I don't doubt that there will someday be brilliant artists that take it to the next level, do something with it that could only be created with it. But for the rank and file person using it, it's a bit boring and trite. I can identify other artists hands in it while seeing nothing of the person who claims it. More art from untalented people that will soon clutter the landfill.
AI generated art , while initially having the visual wow factor, soon seems dead and sterile. No human touch and machine generated art repulses our desire for it on a deeper level… not just visually.
Thank you so much for the latest AI updates.
Great info
Ideogram forces you to use a google account, that's not exactly a privacy focused option ...
I am working on some of those ornaments but I am in the UK and those Printify ceramic ornaments are not available in the UK. Also, the metal one that is available in the UK is currently out of stock. I have found an alternative supplier.
Hello Sara, I have coloring books that I wanted to have for print on demand, however none of the print on demand companies want to print it because it has a link on the bottom of each page. The coloring books are going to be used to get leads and without a link it’s pointless to produce. Thoughts???
you are a truly lovely informative person love your channel thanks for all you do and the free sharing and updates xjody cassin
WOWOWOW!! ChatGPT + Canva!!!! Whole next level!!! And it was briefly right at the end 😂😂 more videos about that please !! 🙏
Thank you for your fun and thorough explanations! And regarding AI… yes, it’s a bit scary but it’s here and it’s not going away, so I must embrace it and use it purposely. 😊
Or just keep doing what you do.
Thank you so.much for this video.
Is Midjourney still okay to use. I am based in the UK. Please help. Many thanks
Hi there. This one is a bit challenging to me and the online search results are all different. My question is what kind of products are needed or maybe required or much better if the design is upscaled? Is it required to upscale a design for a particular product or is it depend on the design that it needs to be upscaled? Thanks!
Hi, Thanks for putting out great content, I have learned a lot from your videos,
I have a quick question.
I have a quick question - as a new shop, should I use Printify Or direct integration with the print provider?
I am just not able to figure out this that - For example, I see Awkward Styles is available as a direct integration to Shopify and also as a provider from Printify.
I do see there is a difference between the costs when going directly with Awkward Styles vs Printify, but Printify integrates with loads of other providers.
When just starting out, what is best for me ? Choose Printify and select Awkward Styles as the provider ? Or directly integrate with Awkward Styles ?
It was not a prestigious art contest at all - just a local art fair, and the “digital art” division of the fair, at that. And the guy who won the contest wasn’t doing AI art for the greater good of anybody but himself - he owns a tabletop gaming company, and wanted to save money by generating his own art rather than commissioning artists. Hence his copyright lawsuit.
I like how you pronounce Ideogram, better. Is printful better than Pritify’s monster Digital or Swiftpod, as far as quality goes?
I was hoping to find a POD provider for suits, as I thought of, and even have a concept design, for a suit I want to make.
Hello, please can you make a video comparing different Etsy tools like Alura, Everbee, Erank, etc? Along with info about which one is most cost-effective for beginners and which one are great once you are getting more sales. Also if they have features that others don't have and how you would use them when researching. I've been researching these tools and I'm getting confused. Please and thank you!
Your videos are awesome! I am loving them! Have just started a trivia UA-cam channel. I can't wait to see how it goes!
Interesting that they (Ideogram) say that remark about that you "can" use them for commercial use, because their terms very clearly say not to be used for commercial use. You would think they would be more consistent....
There are a ton of AI generated mockups on Etsy for T-shirts, etc. You can tell they are AI. I guess some POD sellers don't seem to mind, even though they are not really the product you would get if ordering the shirt, etc. Most of the time they don't look nearly the same. Often, I think the ones with people in them look kind of creepy and unrealistic.
Depends, because some of them are also really good and depict the actual shirt in question. IT depends on how well they do the prompts.
Ideogram's TOS says directly that you cannot use it for commercial anything.
Hello ! Thanks for this news ! Do you know if Canva Pro users are able to take advantage of this chatgpt integration?
Unfortunately the Canva plug in only uses the templates from Canva. I was hoping it created something original like with the new Dall E 3 that you can edit in Canva.
Thank you for the update you are amazing. 🎉🎉🎉
ETSY do not allow some countries, like Argentina because of monetary issues or something. Do you explain in your course how to solve this issue??? 😃😃😃😃😃🙏
Hi Sarah, this is a follow up to a question I asked a few videos back - about Printful shipping from foreign countries
I added coffee mugs with color inside specifically because it says they ship from both Canada and the USA. But as I placed my first test order, I found out that only some colors are available in each country - and the one I picked for delivery to Canada only ships from the USA 🤦🏻♂️
But shouldn’t they (Printful) provide that information to me so I can access least put an advisory on my product listing as to which colors can be produced inside Canada? Or is this information available somewhere and I just haven’t found it? As an example, the 11oz mug with black inside ships from Canada but the 15oz does not - so customs and brokerage fees could add another $15 to the price of the mug - and I can’t think of a single person in Canada that wouldn’t rather just pick a different color than pay an extra $15 for no reason. Argh. Very frustrating. I’ve emailed them but not optimistic that they’ll help.
Chat GTP + Canva looks wickedly sick!! 🔥❤️🍀🍀
So I do not understand. Can we use Midjourney to create t-shirts and printing or not? Is use Midjourney is ok or will have copyright problems?
hello can you do a tutorial how to apply EIN/LLC for non-us residents? thanks!
Thanks Sara for your work! My 2 cents: I have used AI to generate images for print on demand services. It is extremely rare to have an AI photo give me what I want without significant changes that need to be made. I always begin with a “finished” image in my mind before I even start. It will then often take 10 or 12 times of revising descriptions before I can get a usable image. Even with the exact same description, the results can vary a lot and are never duplicated. I then photo shop the resulting “good” image sometimes changing colors, shapes, cloning certain areas to delete objects, or even paste in new ones. The result after a few hours of work is an image close to what I envisioned in my mind when my “creativity” started. Exactly where is the creativity part that is AI’s? It sounds like my words and the image I envisioned are "human" creativity. Many times I cannot get an acceptable image after dozens of tries and I give up on the idea altogether. Post AI efforts are copyrightable, but not the AI image I had to revise because the machine is not human? Neither is my artist drawing tablet human, but I told it what to do, and if it didn’t come out to my liking I change it. How about my original thought? My own designs and images I have made without AI, were discerned by me looking at images or real things over my lifetime giving me a memory library of experience to draw from. This includes say a great photo my aunt took in Hawaii twenty years ago. I have never been to Hawaii, so I have to envision what the beach looks like based upon her picture, and thousands of others I have seen. It is protected by copyright to her, so I can’t “copy” it lest I be a criminal. I can draw something close and put it on a t-shirt though. It is “changed” but I didn’t ask her permission or pay her money. AI does the same thing, only the AI is a tad faster than me on my tablet tracing a beach picture. Although AI has never experienced lying on a tropical beach, it is great at drawing one with an upside down palm tree, or a fish with four eyes. I could copy that one, but the beach part might be copyrighted, hopefully not the tree? I’ve never seen an upside down palm tree, so it might be o.k. - if it was my idea. The fish might be questionable. Keep up the great work! ❤
When you write such a long, extensive comment and want people to read it, which I didn't because the lack of PARAGRAPHS!!!! make it more reader-friendly, and maybe more people will take the time to actually read it.
my bad@@tribzman3977
💯 correct. It's a tool like any other that can't create anything without input from the artists.
You do realise how AI works? It takes images it finds from around the internet and puts them together to match the prompt you have given it - it doesn't matter if any of those images are copyrighted, if it fits it sits. Which means yes your upside down tree and the 3 eyed fish it will have got from somewhere. You are doing the same when you photoshop, you will have added images you found elsewhere, used colour palettes from somewhere, etc so unless you change the whole image enough from the base image you took from AI then no you cant copyright it. And even then if the owner of any of the elements you took recognizes it then you could be in trouble.
AI cannot draw things for itself, when you ask it to draw a circle it wont draw anything, it finds an image of a circle instead and shows you that - unlike a 'tablet drawing human' who can use a stylus/pencil to draw the objects from scratch on the tablet, no different from drawing with a pencil onto paper. That's the difference regardless where the artist got their inspiration from.
There are no AI artists only AI programmers.
@@chrish4544Accurate
@wholesale ted Question about the acrylic ornament profit. Ive never used Printify so im not sure how it works, but i thought i saw shipping was about 5 dollars in the listing yet the shipping is not added when you math out the profit margin. Is shipping free or calculated afterwards to give you a less than 5% profit or even loss
Customers pay the cost of shipping as a separate charge, so it is irrelevant to include it in the profit calculation, since it is negated by them 🙏
As an artist I'm trying my best to not just hate on the technology. I will probably start using it so I can refine my arguments, but...
AI art generators are not like other AI tools. Other tools, like Photoshop, you still have most control over, and the tools are generally quicker, more efficient, ways to edit something than previously done. AI might make your brush stroke smoother, but before this it wouldn't exactly draw the lines for you. That's exactly what generators like Midjourney do.
As an artist, I might use it to bump up the volume I can output, but a large part of it all is my pride. When I get compliments on my work, I know it's because of the hard work and skill of everything I CREATED, I studied, the detail I paid attention to, the knowledge and experience I have to aspects of composition, etc. I can't imagine taking any pride in it if an AI is generating the images. Or, at least, even if I limited my use of it, those AI generated parts wouldn't make me a better artist or person.
I might could argue the tech could also be "stealing jobs from artists, but I'm not even sure that's all that true. Just because you use AI artwork, doesn't mean you would've hired an artist otherwise.
I dunno. Overall I just feel an overall sadness that it's a thing greeted with such excitement and open arms, not with caution and respect.
Also, there's Dall-E 3 coming out soon...and it makes Ideogram look outdated 🤯
Thank you for sharing. I’m interested in making printful products. Which store is best to sell products made from this POD? Etsy, Shopify? My opinion is that we should adopt AI to improve our design ideas. AI doesn’t work on its own, someone has to enter an input an idea to produce an output. I’m pro AI 😊
Can you do a video on “My Designs” vs Printify and Printful?
Seriously, UA-camrs are constantly saying be careful that you don't get shut by Etsy Lawyers, by Copywrite by trademark but they keep allowing new shop in that only sell this type of products. So seriously, who is telling the truth? Every youtuber will say, trust me, don't do this, do this....grrrrr however, I've been following you for quiet a while and your videos are very informative and appreciated. I really appreciate you breaking down all these new news snippets but I seriously have zero time to keep up. So I will keep tuning into Wholesale Ted! Thank you
you are the sweetest YTber
What is the return rate for Christmas ornaments through printify?
Normally, the local stores get a lot of christmas returned items after Christmas.
Ugh that's truly disgusting human behaviour
Just clarifying, A1111 with stable diffusion is 10x better at realism than any other AI. Plus SDXL is the bomb right now, this comes at the cost of a strong GPU.
I think art as competition is disgusting and therefore I don't care what those artists in a competition think.
Redbubble is clearly not taking down Atari designs. That is clearly a copyright violation. Why is Atari keep on losing?
@@sonomacatsIt is redbubbles site. They can remove it.
*As a former artist for Disney and an advertising firm, I see nothing wrong with AI art; in fact, I welcome it. They just need to create a separate AI category from manual artwork. I agree that the AI artist had an unfair advantage when competing against hand-created artwork or masterpieces and should have never been allowed into the competition in the first place.*
I think that the new tool on Midjourney that allows you to select and edit individual parts of an image can easily be argued to be personal input by an artist's mind and sensibility as it can be used to develop an individual aesthetic. I think the court will be eventually come to see that, especially if they consult with art historians.
Did the artist walk into an already created image, then begin to edit it? Or did the artist begin to edit it when they penned the original prompt? My answer is, they earned the copyright to the image created the moment they gave their physical and mental input. Because without human input, an image isn't generated. Maybe, instead of trying to copyright images, artist will resort to copyrighting prompts.
Can you edit these designs like you do in kittle? Meaning are they vectors files or do you get what you get and that's all? Also I've heard on kittle that it is okay to sell their designs commercially and on t-shirts as long as you alter a few things in the photo such as a color or text. So they make most of theirs as vectors so you can alter everything
Canva is my favorite. I could probably use Kittl, but Canva is just so create. You can also use Canva's designs too for clothing. There was drama where some influencers spread false information stating that you couldn't. Canva clarified that yes, you could, and that information that you couldn't, was false. But like Kittl, you do have to make changes, such as changing colors or combining 2+ elements together, you can't just take one of their pictures and sell it as-is! Haha.
I’ve heard you mention Alura, the Esty research app, in several of your videos. Is it available to everyone? If so where so I find it?
If you just google Alura, you can find it. Anyone can use it! And I have an affiliate link in my bio as well for it :D wholesaleted.com/go/alura
I feel that human thought, imputed into IA and with that should allow us to have our copyright. Yes it is generated by AI, as a paying customer should I have at least the option to have my paid concept copyrighted. Maybe one day all the A I tools can collaborate and promote other creators to step up .
Ideogram now has a waitlist. :( but you just pop in your email and await word. Hopefully they'll let us plebs play soon too.
I love AI ART because it helps me to be able to conquer my inability to draw intricate art as I would crave for. With AI now, I can improve my creativity and expand my imagination in creating beautiful art
But you are REcreating someone else’s art
@@Ma0riboi I am not recreating someone's else art. AI uses a deep learning algorithm.
@@Wonderthesage You can try to convince yourself that is the case.. but who’s art does it learn off? Certainly not yours.
@@Ma0riboi as long as it's not copying it exactly as it learn from it and doesn't copy it same way it was done.
@@Ma0riboi there is a court-case against Midjourney and a couple of others. The artists are suing over lost revenue (one of the arguments). It doesn't look good for the artists because one of the big claims is "you don't have permission to learn from my art" (which is all AI is really doing). In reality all of us humans/artists/makers learned from those who have gone before us. No one, and i mean no one, learns in a vacuum. **Also, and this is important, an artist cannot copyright a "style". AI at the beginning was spitting out an occasional exact copy of an artist's work, but it has learned since then, and it rarely happens now.
In ideogram's terms and conditions, they state under 4. Rights we grant: "we hereby permit your to use the services for your personal non-commercial use only,..." And under restrictions they basically say, you're restricted to "exploit the services for any commercial purpose" 😳
"Service" and "Output" are two separate things which is why Ideogram clarified this in their tweet. You can you use the OUTPUT (image) freely for commercial purposes as they claim no copyright to it. You can not use their SERVICE (the website) commercially. These are two separate things 🙏
1:45 The term "human authorship" needs to be more defined. To me, authorship began with the concept. How and where Allen came up the concept is another story. Speaking of which, it would be interesting to know who else submitted A.I. generated art to the contest. Also, where each piece placed.
❤ty, hopefully we are going to be able
Hello! So, can one use the atari (or even the AI generated artwork) while the lawsuit is ongoing?🤔
No, it's still illegal to upload copyrighted/trademarked images. The lawsuit is over whether it is RedBubble that should be held jointly responsible with the users that upload them, or whether it is just the users who upload them who are responsible 🙏
i think pod might be done once AI connects to a printful plug in.
Don’t we have to put “ai art” as the medium in the description of our Etsy listing?
Does anyone know how you get the mid journey pro account? Not finding it
This case isn't about just anyone using AI to generated art. It's about a guy who developed a program to create AI art and he wanted the copyright on all art it generated. That was denied.
Can we create 2 etsy accounts with same details??
I'm a horror artist who uses my own photos and drawings in combination with Wombo and Photoshop. Wombo is the only AI I've found that is easy to use for horror art as it doesn't strike me for using words like "horror" or "bloody" in my prompts. Other AI apps like Photoshop Beta, which uses Firefly, is like walking on eggshells trying to craft a good spooky prompt without getting a strike or warning. I tried Midjourney and hated it. I don't like using Discord as I find it confusing. Maybe it's because I'm old? hahaa! I just don't find the UI very easy to navigate over there. Wombo is very easy to use and definitely gives me more freedom in my prompts...tailoring them to fit my original art that I use as base images.
Why is this channel called Wholesale Ted with No Ted and nothing to do with Wholesale?
AI exists in paint brushes for Photoshop.
They need to do better than "boo I hate robots" to get away with it.
This is the same thing cameras had to go through with "art" critics hating the idea you could make landscapes instantly with a click of the camera button. Which, by the way, takes LESS input than AI prompts.
I'm pretty sure the is ruling increase the risk of theft on Etsy and others. Before the initial ruling 100% of the images and designs in Etsy were copyrighted and there was massive theft of those artworks.
Now, a portion of the art there has no protection. It might not be a high percentage but if I was willing to steal art when it was a 100% chance I was breaking the law, I'm going to be more willing when it's only say 70% likely I am and 30l% likely to be stealing copyright
I see wholesale ted has been watching my videos
There is already a waitinglist for Ideogram. So hold your horses
This is why I manipulate and collage my Ai images. That way, if my images are recorded on the open-source platform, Ai cannot match them with your prompt query and the artist will not be able to match their name in any of your open-sourced image generations. Also, I stay away from prompting artists' names who are still alive for this very reason until the legal landscape has been established. Right now Ai is under so much scrutiny and biases that it is becoming evident we must work around this bullshit.
Also, this is why it is crucial to have a private paid account where your prompts are hidden from open-source Ai, especially if you're looking to make money off your Ai artwork.
I look forward to using Ai to create 3D objects for games.
*As for taking 80 hours to create the AI artwork, that's a flat-out lie, unless he counted potty breaks, going out in between, sleeping, having breakfast, lunch, and a dinner date as part of his total artwork time; then yes, okay, 80 hours is believable.*
i don't bother with ai content because of the copyright issue. these videos are useful
You can't use ideogram-generated images for print-on-demand. ((However, users........))
I love the guy who won the contest defending himself, as if he didn’t just ask AI to create the artwork
But if he didn't ask there would be no art.
I can tell you've never used AI in your life based on this comment.
Ideogram will not let you sell images made on their platform according to their terms and service agreement.
Yes they do let you sell their images. Their terms of service state you cannot use their SERVICE for commercial purposes. But the OUTPUT you create, as per their clarification, is not something they hold any ownership over, and so it's up to you if you use the OUTPUT for commercial purposes. Their service, and the output, are two separate things 🙏
Will patent AÍ generated pharma or DNA…. Won’t copyright art
The argument the copyright office is making is so stupid. By their logic people who create digital art or art assets using programs like Photoshop or gimp or the countless other programs out there shouldn't be able to copyright their work. Because they put out the same level of 'human contribution" as AI art.
By following the Copyright Offices logic photographs shouldn't be able to be copyrighted. They are totally produced by the camera, the human just points and clicks. The human instructs the machine and the machine makes the picture, which is what the artist does with the AI.
Hey thanks a lot for this video. Ideogram is cool!