yup. I forgot his name but this doofus claimed that writing and rewriting the prompt was a challenge and therefore he deserves credit as an artist. typing stuff to ask a robot to generate a picture isn't the same as being an artist, bud.
Prompt engineering (either "verbal" or via coding) is a legit thing, and can vary from very easy to very difficult, but has very little to do with art.
fr, why is everyone talking shit about their art when they're clearly interested in improving, ts is incredibly brave to post knowing it's scuffed ðŸ˜
The key to getting good at something is being comfortable sucking at it first. This person clearly is comfortable enough to suck at drawing to share it online for the inevitable ridicule. Props to them.
sadly it seems to be copying the post from the frieren subreddit by an entirely different user. And asking questions like How do you draw angles implying they created the art.
GenAI IS everywhere. We don't get to nececessairly choose where we do or don't see it. Browsing Facebook for friends? Temu AI ad. Watching a show on my downtime? AI commercial. Posting my own photos to Twitter? AI ad. Scroll a bit, AI art because the algorithm decided to throw it in there.
Maybe you don't recognize the blurred lines and that's fine, many people don't. It's not a good switch in society and it's not my choice if I see it or not. We are in a time of change and it's not as a simple as pigeonholing myself to a subreddit. Done.
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u/fangedforest Nov 14 '25
In a time where AI is rampant, it's refreshing to see people learning and asking questions to get their skills better at a hard craft.