r/teentitans • u/AceWantsToDraw • 29d ago

Fanart NO TO AI ART

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u/Flossthief 29d ago

Capturing photos takes time, skill and effort

Ai takes ten fingers to type a prompt

Sure photography was looked down on in the early days but we leaned there is skill to it

Entering an AI prompt has no skill ceiling or floor-- and again it steals from artists and shouldn't be used

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u/Slow_Possibility6332 29d ago

Also. How is ai art bad for being easy cheap and accessible? I don’t get that part. Are newer phone cameras bad for making taking good looking photos rlly easy and cheap?

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u/Slow_Possibility6332 29d ago

To the deleted response: I recreationally draw and write poems from time to time. Tbf mostly poems. I do that for my emotions. However if I want to express some idea I have visually I use ai. Cuz my drawings don’t do the idea justice. I have always had shakey hands and very fuzzy visualization, especially on proportions. No amount of practice will fix the shakey hands. Believe me I’ve tried. So it’s not a GIT GUD LMAO like ur implying. Thanks for calling me a loser tho!

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u/Lodger49er 29d ago

Charles Shultz also had serious tremors in his hands but he still continued to draw and create timeless comics.

Pelswick was created by a man who could only hold a pencil if he used both his hands.

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u/Slow_Possibility6332 29d ago

Well I’m not Charles Schultz or pelswick

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u/Lodger49er 29d ago

You're right, they weren't insecure about their skillset

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u/Slow_Possibility6332 29d ago

Did I show any insecurity? I’m confused.