Is this really want we want? Cute artists going out of business because of AI?
>>108373798Personally I don’t want that but there’s nothing I can do
>>108373798Meanwhile in reality>it wasn't $1, it was a lot more>the guys were just "no thx", no beat up, no nothing>and we still have to deal with all this self drama bullshit "I'm entitled to make a living drawing loli cartoons nobody asked for"Yeah, ai is better.
>>108373813Thats a grass you sicko
$25 upper body sketch $50 flat color$40 full body sketch $65 flat coloravg delivery time 6 mo. do not send references they will be ignoredWHY WONT YOU PAY ME GOYIM BAAAAAAAAAWWWWWWWWWWWWW IM SO OPPRESSED
>>108373813great way to out yourself as a pedofile
>>108373798>artists>cuteI feel for jp artists because many of the ones I've talked to are genuinely decent human beings. I feel nothing for western artists, they are some on the most insufferable faggots on the planet and are solely responsible for the general apathy towards their own cause.
>>108373857You have no empathy
>>108373798It's been years now since this tech dropped, and its adoption has already plateaued, and artists are still not out of business. In fact, people hate AI art more than ever, and show an extreme repulse to any product that incorporates itArtists will be fine, and that's fine by me, art has always been fundamental to this site and the internet as a whole, it is the nucleus of memes, and if people in this site is adamantly refusing to adopt AI, no one will.
>>108373871Why should we have empathy for artists when no one shed tears for workers that lost their jobs to outsourcing? It's always the people in the laziest professions that cry the loudest.
>>108373898art is a lot harder than working an assembly line also that culture war point wasn't relevant by the time you were born
>>108373898Nta but artists never made fun of people losing jobs.
>>108373898Being an artist is hard work, plus it requires massive amount of skills. What youre describing as "workers" are just laborers that can be done even if you have 60 iq
>>108373813
artists = whiteai = jeet
>>108373943Baste
>>108373908>art is a lot harder than working an assembly line They don't experience anywhere near the same amount of physical exertion and stress as people working at an assembly line. The only hard part for artists is the training.>culture war point wasn't relevant by the time you were bornPeople losing jobs have nothing to do with the culture war.
>>108373965>They don't experience anywhere near the same amount of physical exertion and stress as people working at an assembly lineLol its a brainless job thats why they give them to spics. With art you need to keep on improving and sharpen your mind
>>108373798>$1And no, one is beating up artists.
>>108373922Where is the "hard work" coming from artists? Skills isn't the same as stress or endurance. Having high IQ or high skill doesn't mean you work harder. Why do those attributes make you deserve more empathy?
>>108373980>Lol its a brainless job thats why they give them to spics. Art is a brainless job too since it can easily be done by AI.>With art you need to keep on improving and sharpen your mindMost modern art is trash. If artists are actually improving their skills, they wouldn't feel threatened by AI. They're threatened because their skills are shit.
>>108374008Learning a trade is easy as fuck, tradies are useful but they aren’t smart.That’s why artists deserve empathy, they spend years trying to improve and create new stuff
>>108373798Artists already starved before generative AI. Today's surge of slop is people generating stuff they wouldn't or couldn't have paid for anyways.>>108373834>>108373856Those projections >>108373941Uoohhhhh
>>108374022>Art is a brainless job too since it can easily be done by AI.AI art is trash though, they look soulless. I understand you dont see the difference since you have 60iq
>>108374008Having high IQ and having good skills should be valuable anywhere. Look at the civilization that whites have built, it was done because of high IQ people like my race. Do you think africans can do the same just because they work harder?
>>108373813Somebody post the stupid image of the wall decoration that looks like lady bush, I can't fucking find it but I want to respond with it
>>108373813is dat buthoe
>>108373798beautful things created by humans have inherent value, art is full of symbolism and emotion and it's open to free interpretationalgorithmic rehashed ai sloppa has no value, golems might """"enjoy"""" ai slop when they see it (because they have no ability to recognize truth and beauty or read between the lines since nothing interests them aside from wordly matters and consuming the latest shit they have been peer-pressured into) but this is not a high bar and not a good point of comparison or a sufficient argument as to why creative works should be replaced with regurgitated digital trash
>>108373798>moebait
>>108373798If they want to stay in business then they'll add value. This is a market society. The market makes the rules.
>>108374065Oh yeah it takes such a high in toncreate great works of art such as a banana taped to a wall, or a broken toilet, truly the artist should be paid well for their hard work!
>>108374065>Having high IQ and having good skills should be valuable anywhere.Your elitism won't earn you any empathy. You can have high IQ and skills but that becomes irrelevant when it can easily be automated with technology. >Look at the civilization that whites have built, it was done because of high IQ people like my race.None of which stood the test of time. The modern ones are becoming browner by the minute.>Do you think africans can do the same just because they work harder?Do you think you're better than an african because you draw furry porn?
>>108373798It's a tragedy, I tell ya...
>>108374192>Do you think you're better than an african because you draw furry pornI dont draw furry porn but yes even those people who does are much better than you africans
no no no this can't be happening
>>108374162
>>108373871Empathy can be pathological.
>>108373908>art is a lot harder than working an assembly line>REEEEEEEE, WHY DOESN'T ANYONE TAKE ME SERIOUSLY? Art is a frivolous expression of excess wealth. Always has been.
>>108374357Obvious pseud is obvious
>>108374196Her legs phase through the floor, her hand disappears up her shirt instead of a hand being present under it, nonsensical background horizon levels, random specs of noise not sampled out all over the image mixed with randomly smeared focus.That really is some dogshit AI slop you posted, no wonder you'd rather pay artists instead.
>>108374505ywnbaw
>>108373798Some 40 year old tranny made this. Thinking they are a lil girl
>>108373813*sniff*>>108374591t. old hag
>>108373871Empathy is a two-way street.
>>108374357Art is degeneracy. Society would still be running if all artists are gone.
>>108374603Yes? Artists are known empaths
>>108373834>>108373856-- what are you thinking about, anons? he didn't say anything
>>108374622He implied something. Sorry Im not a naive idiot like you
>>108374206$1?best i can do is $50, more if you want a second character. i also won't draw anything sexy/offensive/fetish/anything else you like
>>108374590Thank God for that! Who would ACTUALLY want to be?
>>108374357>>108374604the entire point of the economy is to create enough excess wealth for artists to use to make art
>>108374596A man actually. Something a tranny couldn't handle and had to pretend to be a little girl.
>>108373872>if people in this site is adamantly refusing to adopt AIthere's 6 ai threads going on just here alone and that's just the names i know of. other boards have ai threads as well
>>108374206while some people care if something is "human made" (using a wacom tablet and edited/composited/coloured using photo editing software), not everyone does. this is one of the same arguments people used any time something they do became significantly automatedit wasn't a question before only because humans were the only way to get something drawn for you, they didn't all do it specifically because you were human
>>108373813surprise goatse
>>108374613which makes them overwhelmingly liberalso idgaf
>>108373798Every cent spent on artists means giving the money to a lgbtbbq friendly commie vegetatianstarve them all
>>108374613Source?
does anybody actually have any statistics regarding the effect of ai on commission income?it doesn't seem to me like the people who would pay someone for art would also be the kind to use ai. though i suppose i could see someone paying for ai art commissions, is that what they're mad about?
>>108374787The record label companies didn't need to have any statistics on mp3 downloads in order to be mad about it.
>uhmmmmm holding a pencil is very hard, chuddycomfy with my comfyUI and without artists
>>108374808but there was statistics on iti'm actually curious to see stats because i have my doubts regarding ai effects on art commissions
My buddy makes beer money from furry porn. Roughly two years ago he trained a lora on his own art and now >80% of his work is done by AII wonder how common it is. I’d wager reasonably common as nobody actually wants to draw incest cub anal vore, but it’s where the money is
>>108374917you'd be silly not to, using ai like that is like having a more advance form of templates. let it do the repetitive stuff so you can just handle the fun parts
>>108374868You're still avoiding the point, you don't need to have access to statistics in order to have an opinion on gen AI images. If there was no effect at all or, lets presume, a increase in commissions due to people wanting to support human artists, that does not mean those same artists would be pro AI; they'll still be mad about AI because its an existential threat to their art if not a material threat. The record labels jumped on Napster and torrents not because they affected their bottom line, the statistics on downloads in 2000 made no difference to the $33.7 billion the record companies made that year. They sued the hell out of Napster because downloading music on the internet was an existential threat to an industry based entirely on physical media. Today, where the fuck are the record labels based on physical media?
>>108374930you can certainly have an opinion on it either way, but claiming that it's killing human art needs be backed up by data showing that it's killing human art, otherwise it's just speculation
>>108374958It is entirely speculation, everything from datacenter demand forecasts to projected job losses (Define "unemployment". There are six, U-1 to U-6, codes of classification in the US). No one, especially these artists, can say anything with complete certainty. Only anecdotes, like the amount of AI generated submissions on deviantart and rule34 booru.
AI will replace most artistic work because artists are fucking insufferable.Not having to deal with them is worth every penny I refuse to give them
>>108373813ToT
The irony of these past 4 years of "I HATE ARTISTS AND WANT THEM TO DIE" threads made across multiple boards by the same dozen or so people is that art is as strong as ever and it's entry-level programmers that have a questionable future.
>>108375178DESU AI doesn't seem to be effecting either as much as everyone says.Artists are just being gay and dramatic as they always have.Programmers are:1) Government was subsidizing them with the R&D labor capitalization trick that expired under Biden2) Having to fight Indian nepotism while being nepotistic ourselves is illegal.3) Dealing with management *finally* realizing that hiring more people slows down development.
>>108375178you can't have any more senior programmers if you replace all entry-level programmers with ai
>an ai came to my house and kicked my dog
>>108374340I might argue that the text is wrong in this case, lolis are just fictional beings, they aren't real children, so it's different than the pipe.Still a funny pic.
>>108374206I don't think people really understood that the majority of artists were kept afloat entirely by gooners until AI came along.
>>108375603So nothing of value was lost?
>>108373834that's loli cunny you Luddite
>>108373813what have you fuckers done to my brain after all these years
>>108373798Where's the rape part? I was promised rape.
>>108373798traced/thread
>>108375757most "artists" are just tracing AI now while claiming to hate AI
>>108375301Actual good programmers would also be breathing fresh air since they no longer need to walk on eggshells anymore with useless co-workers. Less drama and bullshits leads to greater productivity.
>>108373798
>>108375878
>>108373798>artists>cutelmao eventhe shelves at walmart aren’t going to stock themselves
>>108375869nobody gives a shit about productivity, people just want to get paidmuh productivity is for when you run your own business, not when you work for shekelberg
>>108373854*Draws the character in the references instead of your OC* woops sorry *changes the hair color and adds tits* there you go
It’s rather weird how muh artists largely make money off of really weird fetish porn and screech bloody murder when their "contribution to society" gets priced down to zero with ai slopHumanity will be fine with less diaper porn
>>108373798I don’t really see the issue here, cute artists (female) will move to onlyfans and worthless pig disgusting artists (male) will be sent to die in iran
>>108375316Good. Most programmers are incel with glasses phenotype. They give me the ick
>>108374710There used to be more, and most of those have a handful of austisticly dedicated posters. In total, how many unique AI enthusiasts do you think are in this site? Hardly triple digits territory.
>>108373798>$1These faggots are delusionalIf they didn't ask for 250 (plus addons) up front and then ghosted you for 8 months, people wouldn't be laughing at them
>>108373908the problem is you aren't making "art", you are a shitty anime porn illustrator who can't even put up a work ethic and you overcharge people for the honor of being allowed to pay youif you were actually employed to use your skill doing you would lose your job in less than a month
>>108373829more importantly it's not a cute loli but actually a 36yo roastie hag with blue hair who took miles of nigger cock, or, even worse somehow, just an ordinary man, so you'll feel no sympathy towards them.btw fun fact: trannies portray themselves as cute anime girls in a bid to attract sympathy from others because we judge things by their appearances and no one feels sympathy for an ugly man.
>>108376317>da troonzSchizophrenia is one hell of a drug
>>108373813oooooouhhhhh!!! ! ! !
>>108375757fuck these kids why they gotta be mean
>>108376449bullying cute girls is fun
>>108376474post belly
>>108376479
>>108373829$60, takes 3 months, spends all day complaining on twitter as their full time job
>>108376496That's not you...
>>108373798You can still do art, you just can't sell it. That doesn't make you a victim, just makes you a person with a hobby
>>108376545one in particular i've seen which is funny, someone complaining using a comic something like "i want ai to do my laundry so i have time to do my art, not to do my art so i can do my laundry". for one, we have machines that do your laundry, i doubt you've ever once in your life washed clothes by hand, and for two, if art is something you do in your free time, ai stuff won't ever affect that
>>108376545but i want to make money from my hobby
>>108376581get the fuck in line my dude
>>108373798>AI is going to take away boring work and let you pursue creative endeavours >Sorry bud we don't need your creative endeavours, we have AI now Just who wins in this anyway.
>>108375316That isn't how things will work anymore.There is no junior => intermediate => senior pipeline requirement.If you hire someone of sufficient IQ they will be able to drop right into the senior role.
>>108376795yeah nahyou don’t magically just know shit no matter your iq
>>108376895Normally in a job right now, when you get hired, you know nothing about the company or how it's run. In order to learn that, you need to convince other humans present at the job to take time out of their day to tell you how things work.Assuming things keep progressing the way they are right now, the total number of humans employed at the workspace will be far lower as the jobs get replaced by AI agents and one of the things that the AI agents are absolutely best at is being asked questions and responding, they are incredible search engines.This will allow highly intelligent juniors with good self-learning skills to jump onboard, ask the company AI any and all questions they want until they are up to speed.Imagine how quickly you could have gone from junior to senior at your current role if you had 24/7 access to a mentor.
>>108377002>assume a can openeryou know nothing about anything and you’re a nocode retard
>>108376545It's breaking trust in artistic works though - It's becoming impossible to tell what is AI generated and what is real art. My guess is the future of art lies in people only sharing stuff with those whom they trust IRL, whilst the internet progresses further into being a backwater of slop. Live IRL jam sessions aren't going anywhere, but sharing your music/drawings/whatever and engaging with other people's work online is over for two reasons:- Slop is much easier to generate, so the amount of it will squeeze real art to a very small percentage of total content online. What is left will be "shrodinger's slop" - impossible to know if it's real or AI (most likely AI).- Many if not most people believe in the value of human-made art, so will simply leave, or only engage with content released before a specific date.
>>108377162>Many if not most people believe in the value of human-made artlol lmao even, people care about the final result, enjoy while AI isn't perfect.
>>108374206as if it was real or has ever been real or anything.
>>108377211Generally the only people I've seen think that are nihilistic zoomer incels and some boomers
>>108377054I'm a senior already, I'm fine for a few more years at least because I was fortunate enough to get in right before the door closed.My company hasn't hired any new devs since 2022.You are completely in denial if you can't see the writing on the wall.
>>108377257you must have poor vision, gotta buy glasses mate
>>108373798A lot of artists are in denial about this stuff, many are at the anger stage, I'm sure some are in the depression stage. It's important to not give up, stay rational, and see what's in our interest long-term. Rationality is humans' means of survival, unlike animals which act based on impulse. We must acknowledge that the concept of publicly sharing and enjoying art is finished, and not bury our heads six feet in the sand. We have a few more years at least, but there is only one direction AI can go. Let's enjoy the time we still have together before that good night comes, and we all log off.People affected by AI can take solace in the fact that the clankers will come for everyone eventually, they're just the first ones in the way.
1. Some artist jobs are being replacedAI image generators like Midjourney, DALL·E, and Stable Diffusion can produce illustrations in seconds.Because of this, companies sometimes replace:simple stock illustrationsconcept sketchesmarketing graphicsbackground artsocial media visualsThese were often entry-level or low-budget jobs for artists. Some freelancers report losing clients who switched to AI tools.2. Many artists are now using AI insteadInstead of replacing artists entirely, AI often becomes a tool in their workflow:generating rough conceptsexploring ideas quicklycreating referencesspeeding up repetitive workFor example, concept artists may generate dozens of AI drafts and then paint the final version themselves.3. New types of creative jobs appearedAI also created new roles, such as:AI art directorprompt designerAI workflow artistmodel trainer / dataset curatorThese jobs didn’t exist a few years ago.4. High-skill artists are less affectedAreas that still rely heavily on human artists include:original character designart directionstorytellinganimation and game art pipelinesfine artStudios usually still need human artists to maintain consistent style and creative vision.5. The biggest change is economicThe main impact isn’t that artists disappear — it’s that:the market price for simple art dropsspeed expectations increaseclients expect more work for less moneyThis happened before with photography, digital painting, and 3D tools. Short answer:AI does take some jobs, especially repetitive or low-budget ones, but it mostly changes how artists work rather than eliminating artists completely.
It's sad though. I wish my AI books are more popular. I'm venturing into the art world, may profit find me there.
>>108377518This time is different. The previous technological advancements were either physical (cameras) or deterministic (photoshop). Now we have these AIs that can virtually "come up" with ideas - Truly unprecedented.
Corporate art is primarily soulless, you may be lucky and hire an artist who wants to pour their passion into doing a piece they otherwise wouldn't give a shit about the subject matter on, but the majority of the time it will be the Google-like "safe" looking aesthetic that someone else decided on not because it will advance a medium or challenge the viewer as art should, but because it would drive profits, according to consultation and research think tanks' opinions. Art commodified killed soul before any of us were born. I think Ai is fun to use and I enjoy drawing and improving there as well. Genuinely I think AI is helping humans focus on their own passion projects as they take the workload off what the company wants for their graphic design, the irony is that it also ate up all the art jobs with it. No, I don't approve what companies are doing to drive profits over being good influences in society, but I say that every day of the week, like how Meta and other tech companies are the ones lobbying and pushing these age certification laws just so they don't have to he the ones to pay or comply with additional legislation interfering with them sitting on children's data as they would for adults.
>>108373798I'd have more empathy for """artists""" if the ones I was forced to interact with weren't all fucking narcissistic assholes.Fuck them all.
>doodle a bit>trace trace trace>use the same style as 680 other twitter "artists">pay me hundreds of dollars for my commission or else I'm going to expose you for being a bad person that doesn't pay artists what they deserveWhy would I want to deal with this?
>>108373798I would pay artists if I could afford to do so and by that measure I have stopped using ai art now for a few months.
>>108375316Yeah, foresight has never been a trait of the business world among executives, shareholders and other people that make the decisions. This seems to be happening in a lot of industries, even stuff you wouldn't think about like lawyers who are considering not having assistants (whatever that job title is) and instead LLMs. There's going to be a second wave of pain for sure.
>>108373898>we
>>108375003Ai trannies are 10 times more insufferable than any artist
>>108377518hang yourself reddit gpjeet
>still seething
>>108373798Artists aren't going out of business, most of them never had any business to begin with; and despite this today there more (non-AI) artists than ever.
>>108373856What? Is camel toe pedophilia now?
>>108381705Yes
>>108381705she's only 47 years old Anon how dare you
>>108381994Its still creepy if youre 60 and you date 45 year olds. Thats like 10-15 age gap
>>108373798these are the same people who make posts seeking empathy about how they don't want to work on the commissions they've already been paid for by the way
>>108382040only spinsters care
>>108382082Ok incel
>>108373798OP's pic makes me sad. :(
>>108382040so you're saying if a woman is wearing tights and you can see her cunt bulge through them it turns you into a 60 year old man? are you insane?
>>108382733Yes
>>108376378you can deny the conclusions drawn but the patterns schizos recognize are generally spot-on.
>>108383493Yeah I bet everyone loves schizos.... Not
>>108373813I will take 10 of that.
>>108376716>Just who wins in this anyway.The retail industry, the fast food industry, the trades, everyone except for creatives
>>108373798A lot of artists are heavily overpricing themselves as of the last couple of years.20 fucking dilla for a sketch?$100 for a rendered image?At that point i'd rather buy a drawing tablet and scribble shit MYSELF
Don't worry, AI will put us in human zoos with no access to computers.
>>108384019not that i really know much about the subject considering i don't draw and i've never submitted a commission either, but drawing as i understand it is a slow process, even once you introduce things like computers and do things with a fully digital workflow, which certainly speeds things up, it's still not that fast. it's like, if you want someone to spend several hours drawing something, they'll probably want more than minimum wage for those hours, so they can't really ever be particularly cheap, at least if drawing is their main source of income
>>108384069When it comes to digital artistry, modern tools and programs provide so many utilities that simplify a lot of work for the arist. Want to emulate a specific texture? Select X brush and it's pretty much perfect. Shading? Just a couple of buttons my man.I have no qualms about popular/established artists giving themselves premium pricing, but when nonames who mostly do flat colors or only simple poses/portraits with single color background do that, it starts being a problem.
>>108384112like i said i don't know enough to go pointing fingers like "they're getting greedy" or something, just enough to know that a nicely drawn picture is never going to cost $5 unless perhaps they're in an ultra-poor country where that's a meaningful amount of money for a couple hours work at least
>>108373798yes, lack of money makes them desperate which is where I come in and thrive. yes m'lady, I DO have a stable job at mcdonalds and an automobile for transportation and can afford the gasoline and insurance for it. would you care to enter into a symbiotic relationship?
>>108384145I'm talking about images that would take around 1-2 hours of attention to draw$15-25 dollars are a fair price for these
>>108384112>>108384145oh one thing i do recognise is that time isn't the only factor, especially before ai stuff if you wanted a picture to be made you either had to draw it yourself or pay someone to do it. the exclusivity allows them to charge more since it's like well tough shit, the picture just won't be made unless you pay uphaving a cheaper alternative really dilutes this, even if ai stuff is not a perfect replacement for everyone, it's a replacement for some things, and unfortunately for artists, a big one is porn
>>108373798>1$More like>200$ for private comm>no feedback, artist can do whatever he wants and gets paid>"private" yet it gets posted on artist twitter and discord anyway>no refunds :^)>you try to talk to the artist on twitter>skeb account gets banned
>haha it's replacing twitter artists who make $300/mo>NOOOOO DON'T TAKE MY $150,000/YEAR MOUSE JIGGLING JOB
>>108384315those jobs didn't go to AI, they went to people over in india and the phillipines.
>>108384330Oh that's completely different. Crisis averted then.
>>108384290Why'd you care about it being private unless you commissioned some weird fetish stuff?
>>108384426Not everyone feels comfortable with entire world seeing how their 2D representation have sex with their waifu, even if it's purely vanilla.
>>108384426if I pay for something I expect it to be mine, which includes distribution rights. I'm paying an artist for labor. If I pay a handyman to install my toilet I don't expect the guy to have lifetime rights to come over and shit in it whenever he feels like it.
>>108373798>>108373813Maybe if she stopped drawing cunny-trees and 1gs her art would be worth something
>>108377518>Look! We can replace the SpongeBob's background artists will Stable Diffusion and nobody will notice! We went from 60,000 nationwide viewers to 58,000 nationwide viewers!>David, we're a $10 Billion company and we're $80 Billion in debt
>>108384556the artist knew what he was doing
>>108376716people that draw for self fulfillment and not for clout or money
i make robot girls from photographs and screenshots of things that are not humanoid at all such as cars and aircraft. i take these photographs myself with a camera, so it's art. i load my photography into controlnets and write a novel of a prompt to get something even as basic as this.while i recognize there are several human artists capable of great work in this realm they are non-commission or out of the biz thus localgen ai is the only way to translate what i want into a piece. the real problem comes with consistency. i can't make the same robot girl twice which is frustrating when you get a decent character who you want to see more of.
>>108376716AI can't do creative work, just like AI can't engineer good solutions. It only replaces completely uncreative, unintelligent people. An artist that is actually praised for his creativity will continue to be praised no matter if an AI can draw some furry slop of copyrighted characters or not. Same goes for engineers creating real systems vs AI that can produce insecure webdev slop.
>>108373798She didn't learn her lesson after the apples incident?
>>108373798>wethe dark shills running the shows know what (They) want, clueless newfags eat it all up as board culture
>>108377518IT'S GOING TO REPLACE CLIPART ARTISTS
>>108384886This. Kids will be taught prompting for their elementary school slide show presentations
>>108384623>>108373813
>>108373798>>108374206Find me ONE (1) (UNO) (いち) artist that sells at least medium-sized artwork for 1 USD.
>>108385036>normal person: it's a simple drawing of a leaf-less tree>/g/: a close up of tight pants on an underage girl
>>108385580
>>108385580>leaf-less
>>108375419I think it's just short for Lolita which is probably a real thing
>>108385661loli is short for lolita, which is borrowed from a '50s book of the same name, which is about a man who is infatuated with a 12yo girl. these days the word basically means "a sexually-provocative underaged girl", pretty much identical to terms like "jailbait" which was common a while ago but i don't see much today
>>108385661>>108385734-- it's also related to lolicon, which is popular in japan and is short for "lolita complex" (don't worry than "com" shouldn't turn into "con", this has gone through japanese and back), which is basically their slang term for pedophile
>>108384019Artists have always underpriced themselves, sans furries who prey on the ocfag community. You won't do anything for your own art, because you will quit long before you get anywhere learning it.
>>108384019>>108387048it makes me wonder; has anyone here actually paid someone to draw something for them?like how common even is that? i have some fetish-related interests and even in the past (i.e. before ai) have thought of things i've wanted to see but had no means of creating it, maybe if i were richer and had no sense of shame i might have commissioned someone to make something, but idk, ai or human you still need to think of something you want to see, which i was quickly reminded of playing with ai for the first time a couple years ago. like it was fun to play with technology-wise, but not being a creative person myself soon found i didn't really have much to use it for
>>108376378>jewish levels of victimization
>>108373798colored with nano banana!
>>108387546Yeah, no.
>>108387213It depends on who you liked, I personally have commissioned stuff from the artists I followed (mainly japs) once in a while. Its not as common, because most commoners didnt have the mental capacity to understand arts in the first place. Certain artists (depending on niche) actually have frequent rich patrons. I actually met some of them at comiket as well.
I want everyone to go out of business. It’s so weird the commies hate Ai when it’s probably the solution to all the ideologies failures.
>>108387546I hate to say it... but AI did a pretty good job
>>108388084it would be so good for coloring manga if it was doing just the coloring but for some reason it changes small details and text sometimes
>>108388267manga is a black and white medium you retard
>>108373798i hate whatever genre this is so much
>>108373813Clearly just a tree
>>108388267
>>108389118b-but you can color doujins
>>108387048>t. mid artroon charging $50 for a halfbody sketch
>>108375316Great, accelerate the xompetency crisis let us move on to the next chapter already
>>108384740How was that a car or an aircraft?
