/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>6415861
That would delegitimize their efforts if they were to create an entirely separate space for themselves after spending so much time trying to get people to accept AI art as a legitimate form of art
And they aren't really trying to convince the art community, they don't care to appeal to a community that doesn't want them, they want to become legitimate to people outside the community/industry. They want normies to consider AI art to be a real form of art because in the end they just want to profit as much as possible through children's books and "paintings"
Posting your AI's on a site meant for professionals is just another step for them because the consoomer with the untrained eye isn't gonna notice the fucked up fingers and the uncanny shit that's present there

>>4205235
That's why you need... 'Backup' drawings for the holidays.