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What for? Really, honest question. If you look at it as an achievement of technology, then it's fine. But if you look at it as real thing from real person, then
by vitro 10y ago
What for? Really, honest question. If you look at it as an achievement of technology, then it's fine. But if you look at it as real thing from real person, then it's fake.
- philipkglass 10y agoI prefer the aesthetic qualities of paint applied by strokes over an inkjet print of a "painterly" image. I'd enjoy a service that allows you to upload source images, pick a stylization, and then buy a painted-by-robotically-wielded-brush version. By way of analogy: I own some furniture from Ikea and some nice antique furniture. I don't know or care much about the provenance of the antique furniture. It's made up of bargains from yard/estate sales. If a big box store could sell me an inexpensive antique-alike bureau that was indistinguishable from my existing one (to unaided human senses), I'd happily buy it. I want the thing more than the story behind the thing.