Row 35441

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As an artist in my 50s, I agree with everything in this article. Perhaps you are not surprised.

BUT...

I have been a computer artist for almost 40 of my years. I received a computer art degree in '90s and I had ambitions of creating 3d animation. Those ambitions faded and I returned to painting. However, just like I did before art school, I used the computer to design my compositions.

When I discovered generative AI art, I took to it like a duck to water. I quickly realized that this is an astonishingly powerful tool. But I also immediately found out its severe limitations. The author of this article lists several major and common flaws of images generated entirely with text prompts.

At the end of the article, they speculate that perhaps AI will improve in the future. I contend that it will not. Perhaps it will get better in some respects. Maybe hands and feet will have the correct number of digits more often. But it will never be perfect.

Generative AI art is a fantastic tool for quickly generating imagery. But the overall quality of the finished work is entirely in the hands of the artist and their skill with composition. I use Stable Diffusion. I can't stand those online services like Midjourney because it produces utter crap that the author of the article correctly deconstructs. With SD, I train my own subjects and styles, use several different models to achieve the details I want, inpaint constantly, and ultimately assemble my compositions in Photoshop before I begin my process of painting with real paint onto canvas.

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