/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>6690273
Yep, a good way to get over it is to use it. AI lacks the intention and developmental process of drawing. As an artist, you'll never get exactly what you want out of AI, and in your own voice.
Drawing (and painting) has been pronounced dead several times in art history. But it's a remarkably resilient skill, since it communicates ideas so fluidly by those who master it.
AI has been good to me as an artist, since it helped me re-evaluate what it means to be an artist. The paranoia stems from AI stealing style, but if you're doing this right, your art shouldn't just be style, but content. What is your art about?

>>6495148
Great book anon. Here's another one I read years ago but seems even more relevant now.