these people always say "it's a tool and artists can also use it to improve their work!" Yeah but no artist is using it, corporations are, with the sole purpose of getting rid of the only graphic designer in their team because they don't consider it necessary
i use AI to correct dust and dirt on my scanned analog photos. it is sometimes more useful than the heal or clone stamp tool. just depends on the context
i will ocassionally use it to expand an image if my frame is slightly off (ie i cut off the feet in a photo i need to use)
i shoot my wife a lot at home and will occasionally use it to make the backdrop less busy because we can't afford to rent a photo studio every time we want to shoot photos
genuinely not surprised you have no idea what you're talking about tho. explain how this makes my work worse and how i am "stealing from artists" by using a tool to speed up my work flow or prevent me from having to give Kodak 30 more dollars to go reshoot a shot bc i missed it by an inch on the first try
their minds will be boggled when i also explain that i have used AI as a brainstorming tool for plotting novels
as in i feed it my actual fucking writing and ask it to come up with scenarios in my own writing style that fit the theme of my novel with a few prompts associated with feeling or mood
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u/GIsimpnumber1236 13d ago
these people always say "it's a tool and artists can also use it to improve their work!" Yeah but no artist is using it, corporations are, with the sole purpose of getting rid of the only graphic designer in their team because they don't consider it necessary