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Ngl I think many of those artists’ work deserve to be devalued. As someone involved in art, there’s a huge amount of art that’s overly concerned with perfecting
by kouru225 2y ago
Ngl I think many of those artists’ work deserve to be devalued. As someone involved in art, there’s a huge amount of art that’s overly concerned with perfecting technique like a robot.
Entire movies are made just to be “one single take without any edits” and no one stops to ask themselves whether or not that’s actually the most impactful way to tell the story. The vast majority of digital art was just filled with all these people who mindlessly copied the same styles of vaguely realistic characters in the same action hero poses and then demanded praise/money for it. It’s like I was meant to praise the artistic talent of someone just because their process was laborious… and the truth was it wasn’t ever good art.
IMO AI art is just forcing many of these artists to take a look in the mirror, and they don’t like what they see.
- iamacyborg 2y ago> As someone involved in art, there’s a huge amount of art that’s overly concerned with perfecting technique like a robot. > > Entire movies are made just to be “one single take without any edits” and no one stops to ask themselves whether or not that’s actually the most impactful way to tell the story. Yeah, craft is an important thing. I don’t want photorealistic tattoos, personally, but I appreciate that people have the talent and ability to do them.
- kouru225 2y agoCraft isn't labor though, and there are plenty of people who think that just doing a laborious task makes their art interesting. It doesn't.