a guide to why you should hire an artist and never pay for generative 3D services.

on the left is an AI generated Squirtle model posted earlier today. on the right is a Squirtle I modeled tonight using only that one reference image. my sculpt took an hour and a half.

This is what I’ve been working on since July! Save the date because it’s looking really cute 👀✨

This is what I’ve been working on since July! Save the date because it’s looking really cute 👀✨

A huge misconception going around (being used a lot by AI users) that artists need to be faster, produce more... You have no idea how fast artists are and how much art we throw away due to bad production planning and lack of vision from execs.

so happy to announce this new collection was sponsored by Vograce- thank you for the opportunity! 🌷🐱

review below ↓↓

Every day I wear outfits ✨

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Every day I wear outfits ✨

Ah, so it turns out all that AI crap on your website was not only meant as advertising but also to serve as concept prototypes to potentially be sold to PUBLISHERS at the BOLOGNA CHILDREN'S BOOK FAIR? I love that! Yay! 🙃

Howdy #PortfolioDay I’m looking for work starting in June!! I would really love to join your team ✨🍄🌱🤠

Hey, from someone whose contract is heavily influenced by IATSE's Basic Agreements, I have to state this clearly:

I don't just want compensation when my work is used to train AI systems. I don't want my work trained on AI systems AT ALL. We need protection, not compensation.

Is anyone else autistic and take Timecards very literally?

You’re literally kidding

You’re literally kidding

That Pink Floyd gave an AI video a win in their competition is a good chance to remind people that unpaid art contests suck anyway.

The kicker is, you cannot train Stable Diffusion on “specifically your own work” you can just fine tune an existing model, with the base and therefore any output built on theft. So no, nothing here is above board.