Un dessin en cours pour quelqu’un. J’aime bien commencer par poser des ombres avant de mettre des couleurs, et j’adore le rendu des dessins à ce stade !
(Je profite pour vous demander un coup de main : je ne sais jamais quels hashtag utiliser pour les dessins. Par exemple pour celui-ci, lesquels suggéreriez-vous ?)
This monstrosity was shown to me on FB as a suggested page to follow (though why tf would I want to follow 'I love cows')
Loads of bakers are in comments saying they're sick of prospective customers looking at this kind of shit, always unaware it's AI and thinking it can be 100% replicated by human hands - and of course for very little cash!
Seriously, what is wrong with people?? Damn it all to hell! :blobugh:
Before AI art, there was this beautiful 3D artwork made in the 2000s. Original artist unknown. Let me know if you can identify the person. #noaiart#lifeanddeath#art#3d
I've been following the development of a neat little tool called NightShade Which supposedly alters the image in imperceptible ways that impact how generative models learn from your art, effectively "poisoning" their training information. There is a second tool called glaze by the same developers that made nighshade.
in short, Nighshade distorts what the AI learns about a certain pictures, and glaze provides protection from style mimicry, a quite awful practice i've already come across often where some insensitive individual trains an AI on a specific artist.
Using both of these tools we can push back against companies and individuals that scrape our art without our consent.
i've been seeing folks posting images of #AIArt that doesn't look that bad and saying "oh, no! I don't hate it!" and i want to tell you that you're approaching this the wrong way.
Ro Ramdin recently put out a video on Kwebblekop and how he transformed his channel with AI generated content, and there's a quote that stands out from it for me
"#AIArt will only get better at emulating human art. It will start to fool us more and more until it fools us so consistently that we feel stupid when we can't tell the difference but we shouldn't feel stupid.
The reason we shouldn't love AI art is not because it is technically imprecise, not because it is not beautiful, not because it does not look like #human art. We should not love #AI#artbecause we are not robots."
So I just learned that e6️⃣2️⃣1️⃣ recently opened a version which openly features AI-generated garbage. Suffice it to say, I requested a takedown of all my work from the main site.
If you have work on there, I suggest you do the same.