AI images are fast and easy to generate, everyone can do it – without any artistic skills. While many artists believe AI art isn’t actually art, it is scary to see your work getting buried under the wave of artificial creations. It seems like AI is the end of artists, but it is not. Here’s how you can promote your art and make it stand out against the machine-made mass production!
Photoshop is one of the best image editing programs out there. Even though there are cheaper alternatives to Photoshop, it is definitely worth learning. Why? Here are 25 reasons why you should get Photoshop!
In mid-2022, image generation systems became mainstream and made it possible for everyone to create art. While that might sound fun at first glance, it affected many artists negatively and sparked a lot of controversy. Is AI art really art? How will AI impact art, design and culture in the future? Despite the many downsides, AI art has its benefits. Here’s how AI art can help artists and enhance creativity!
AI art is a controversial topic. Some love it, some hate it. So why are artists against AI art, albeit those image generators are so popular? In this post of the AI Art vs. Human Art series, we're going to delve into what artists think when it comes to the question whether AI-generated art is art or not. Let's dive in and have a discussion, because artificial art affects all of us!
AI art. Some love it, some hate it. Whether you use an AI generator from text or from photo, it is super-easy to create a Picasso-like piece in a few seconds that otherwise would require years of practice. Understandably, that leads to a lot of debate, even more so when an AI-generated artwork wins a contest. So what do artists think of AI art? In this post, we are going to delve into what artists think about 'AI art being their end' and how they feel it affects their lives!
AI art generators are the latest craze and we are seeing their visual productions all around. In that way, AI art affects all of us. But does that mean that AI art us a threat to artists? Some have already raised concerns that AI will take over and replace artists. Others simply see it as a tool to bring art-making to the masses. So why is it that some people are against AI art? Let’s get into it with this blog post!
The AI art generator trend has sparked huge controversy in the art world. Some see AI art a threat because they believe AI art will take over human artists. While nobody can deny that artificially generated images do affect artists in some way, there is still the copyright issue. When the Lensa AI art app recently went viral, many found left over signatures from the original artworks Lensa uses to make new art. So is AI art stealing from artists? Let’s get into it in this blog post!
Lots of people celebrate the latest AI image generators, but many artists question the ethics of AI-generated artwork. Is AI art ethical? Does AI steal art? What about the copyright? Who actually owns AI-generated works? It’s important that we talk about it. So come join in the discussion and share your opinions!
AI art is currently a huge topic. Some artists say AI art is not art, while others are convinced that AI art is real art. Can AI art be considered real art? In this blog post, I want to discuss both viewpoints, look at the pro and con arguments of AI artists and human artists, and invite you to share your views and experiences!
Doe eyes looking down at you, large heads, heavily stylized faces of child-like women. With their distinctive, sometimes vivid, candy-color palettes, the compositions take you into a dream within an urban daily life. But quickly guess that those big innocent eyes hold a deeper secret… These are some of the characteristics of Lowbrow Art. But what does Lowbrow Art mean exactly? Read on to learn more about the Lowbrow Culture, the subcultures that influenced the Lowbrow Art movement, and modern Lowbrow Artists.
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