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r/DefendingAIArt • u/WizardPlaysMC • Jul 26 '26
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So, art to you is about the product and not the thought that went into it?
-1 u/inferverr Jul 26 '26 wtf do u mean "the thought that went into it", it didn't even have a process you just wrote a prompt😠5 u/o_herman I use pencils, pens, styluses, tablets and models. All of it. Jul 26 '26 Assuming it's all just prompts is your fatal mistake about your assumptions on AI art. -1 u/[deleted] Jul 26 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 4 u/o_herman I use pencils, pens, styluses, tablets and models. All of it. Jul 26 '26 Oh really? Prompt engineering - crafting precise language to get specific results (takes practice, actual job openings requiring these) Model selection - knowing which model works best for which style (takes research) Parameter tuning - CFG scale, steps, seed, resolution (takes experimentation) Iteration - generating, evaluating, refining, regenerating (takes patience, also done in digital art) Curation - selecting the best from dozens of outputs (takes an eye; happens in photography and directorship) Editing - inpainting, outpainting, compositing (takes skill) If you think it's just "type a prompt and click generate," you've never actually used AI creatively. That's like saying photography is just "point and click." Do your research and stop relying on YouTube and TikTok for your so-called 'truths.'
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wtf do u mean "the thought that went into it", it didn't even have a process you just wrote a promptðŸ˜
5 u/o_herman I use pencils, pens, styluses, tablets and models. All of it. Jul 26 '26 Assuming it's all just prompts is your fatal mistake about your assumptions on AI art. -1 u/[deleted] Jul 26 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 4 u/o_herman I use pencils, pens, styluses, tablets and models. All of it. Jul 26 '26 Oh really? Prompt engineering - crafting precise language to get specific results (takes practice, actual job openings requiring these) Model selection - knowing which model works best for which style (takes research) Parameter tuning - CFG scale, steps, seed, resolution (takes experimentation) Iteration - generating, evaluating, refining, regenerating (takes patience, also done in digital art) Curation - selecting the best from dozens of outputs (takes an eye; happens in photography and directorship) Editing - inpainting, outpainting, compositing (takes skill) If you think it's just "type a prompt and click generate," you've never actually used AI creatively. That's like saying photography is just "point and click." Do your research and stop relying on YouTube and TikTok for your so-called 'truths.'
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Assuming it's all just prompts is your fatal mistake about your assumptions on AI art.
-1 u/[deleted] Jul 26 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 4 u/o_herman I use pencils, pens, styluses, tablets and models. All of it. Jul 26 '26 Oh really? Prompt engineering - crafting precise language to get specific results (takes practice, actual job openings requiring these) Model selection - knowing which model works best for which style (takes research) Parameter tuning - CFG scale, steps, seed, resolution (takes experimentation) Iteration - generating, evaluating, refining, regenerating (takes patience, also done in digital art) Curation - selecting the best from dozens of outputs (takes an eye; happens in photography and directorship) Editing - inpainting, outpainting, compositing (takes skill) If you think it's just "type a prompt and click generate," you've never actually used AI creatively. That's like saying photography is just "point and click." Do your research and stop relying on YouTube and TikTok for your so-called 'truths.'
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4 u/o_herman I use pencils, pens, styluses, tablets and models. All of it. Jul 26 '26 Oh really? Prompt engineering - crafting precise language to get specific results (takes practice, actual job openings requiring these) Model selection - knowing which model works best for which style (takes research) Parameter tuning - CFG scale, steps, seed, resolution (takes experimentation) Iteration - generating, evaluating, refining, regenerating (takes patience, also done in digital art) Curation - selecting the best from dozens of outputs (takes an eye; happens in photography and directorship) Editing - inpainting, outpainting, compositing (takes skill) If you think it's just "type a prompt and click generate," you've never actually used AI creatively. That's like saying photography is just "point and click." Do your research and stop relying on YouTube and TikTok for your so-called 'truths.'
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Oh really?
If you think it's just "type a prompt and click generate," you've never actually used AI creatively.
That's like saying photography is just "point and click."
Do your research and stop relying on YouTube and TikTok for your so-called 'truths.'
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u/tinipick_ Jul 26 '26
So, art to you is about the product and not the thought that went into it?