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That's some real unwarranted hostility. I'm responding to a specific point from the article? We can't just go in circles having an "is it good or isnt it" argum

That's some real unwarranted hostility. I'm responding to a specific point from the article? We can't just go in circles having an "is it good or isnt it" argument... Once again - I agree with most of what the author says, including the part about it being a tool in an illustrator's kit

noduerme 3y ago
I mean, I've spent 25+ years as an art director, a.k.a. a diffusion model trying to generate what managers and salespeople think they see in their heads, and I tell you, they have no imagination. None whatsoever. As my brother, a photographer, used to say: The problem isn't having a cheap camera, it's who's behind it. Also, the hostility towards a prompt expert adding another layer of technical "know how" into the process between requests and art in the name of justifying a new job title is entirely warranted.
- RugnirViking 3y ago
  whatever man. I am not here to carve out a job title or whatever it is you're accusing me of. I commented on a post contributing with my experience of helping others. I feel like you're projecting a whole lot more onto me than what i'm actually saying.
- chankstein38 3y ago
  >Also, the hostility towards a prompt expert adding another layer of technical "know how" into the process... is entirely warranted I don't know either of you and I have no stake in this but as an outside observer I think you come off pretty unreasonable here still. You seem to think your hostility was justified because you've basically made this person the scapegoat for your frustration about this topic.
  - LouisSayers 3y ago
    Also an outsider - I don't understand how they're being hostile here. They're relaying their experience and saying that there's more to creating than describing something to be drawn, and that most people lack the training and knowledge of what goes into that. It's not about learning prompts, it's about learning how to actually design... and then learning prompts. I feel like the original comment is taking things personally instead of seeing the point they're making through example of their frustration working with others.
    - chankstein38 3y ago
      Interesting! From my view the responder came off as attacking unnecessarily and very angry. Honestly not sure how else to relay it though. Maybe it's all just how I'm reading it. Have a great one!

noduerme 3y ago

I mean, I've spent 25+ years as an art director, a.k.a. a diffusion model trying to generate what managers and salespeople think they see in their heads, and I tell you, they have no imagination. None whatsoever. As my brother, a photographer, used to say: The problem isn't having a cheap camera, it's who's behind it. Also, the hostility towards a prompt expert adding another layer of technical "know how" into the process between requests and art in the name of justifying a new job title is entirely warranted.

RugnirViking 3y ago
whatever man. I am not here to carve out a job title or whatever it is you're accusing me of. I commented on a post contributing with my experience of helping others. I feel like you're projecting a whole lot more onto me than what i'm actually saying.
chankstein38 3y ago
>Also, the hostility towards a prompt expert adding another layer of technical "know how" into the process... is entirely warranted I don't know either of you and I have no stake in this but as an outside observer I think you come off pretty unreasonable here still. You seem to think your hostility was justified because you've basically made this person the scapegoat for your frustration about this topic.
- LouisSayers 3y ago
  Also an outsider - I don't understand how they're being hostile here. They're relaying their experience and saying that there's more to creating than describing something to be drawn, and that most people lack the training and knowledge of what goes into that. It's not about learning prompts, it's about learning how to actually design... and then learning prompts. I feel like the original comment is taking things personally instead of seeing the point they're making through example of their frustration working with others.
  - chankstein38 3y ago
    Interesting! From my view the responder came off as attacking unnecessarily and very angry. Honestly not sure how else to relay it though. Maybe it's all just how I'm reading it. Have a great one!