I wonder if there's a market for doing a high-end print-on-canvas of some generated art. But if you manage to add the kinds of margins you see on other traditi

I wonder if there's a market for doing a high-end print-on-canvas of some generated art. But if you manage to add the kinds of margins you see on other traditional art it seems not much different than the NFT variant. More practically, I bet you could build a decent patronage-style or subscriber-style distribution on top of good generative art, especially if you are releasing often. Incentives like being able to affect prompt or style details could motivate subscriptions or donating at higher tiers. There are probably other options, like doing the design and tweaking necessary for pulling dozens of images with a consistent theme or character. There's a lot of real work that goes into that process that you could easily justify value/time on. A lot of overlap with existing design roles but more on the craft vs artiste side of things. Depends on what you want to do with it, I guess.