Unfortunately, the technology is here and your skills are irrelevant. Coupling beautiful creative energy with money and greed was a mistake that you have had m

Unfortunately, the technology is here and your skills are irrelevant. Coupling beautiful creative energy with money and greed was a mistake that you have had many opportunities in life to course correct from. Now you have to adapt. Sorry. Looks like that type of art gets to be a passion project for people again instead of a way to make a living. Creative, passionate people will still create regardless of the machines. The machines will do all the soulless breadwinning artwork. I am and will continue to celebrate this change where raw and pure creative expression is accessible to more people. If you don't want to adapt, I am sure your financial needs will necessitate getting a new skill you can still monetize, hopefully one that doesn't involve flipping burgers because of a hard-nosed stance (nothing wrong with burger flipping, it is just those jobs will be done by robots soon too).