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You might be interested in the "Commercial illustrators will keep their jobs, but will mostly need to learn to use AI as a part of their workflow to maintain a
by jefftk 3y ago
You might be interested in the "Commercial illustrators will keep their jobs, but will mostly need to learn to use AI as a part of their workflow to maintain a higher pace of work" section of the article, which gets into this more.
- orbital-decay 3y agoYou're right! I've stumbled upon the prompt engineering part and rolled my eyes, which was clearly too soon.
- makeitdouble 3y agoThe more plausible evolution is that people drawing the base concept are not "commercial illustrators" nor have art training. If a magazine editor with run of the mill drawing skill can feed the prompt a sketch with stick figures and object outlines, and get back a good enough rendition with an improved composition, the job of the illustrator will be a side job of that editor. I'm partial to the argument that being able to fix the generated image in post is a valuable skill, but on that part we already have decades of progress and people are usually more comfortable with editing tools than drawing tools.