AnomalousDesigns

If you'd ask an artist, and anyone who deeply appreciates the work artist put into their creations like I do, the answers seems to be a resounding "fuck no, bro!" And I gotta say, I'd have to agree. "But wait," you might say, "aren't you an AI 'artist'?" Well, no; I'm an AI operator. The art engine is generative, which means it spins up whatever the hell it spins up, only using my words as a reference. But herein lies the nuance-- Here's the thing: The way I see it, in the not-too distant future, AI art won't be consider art at all; it'll just be considered "work," -- a job that was done. Art will still be human expression -- uniquely human expression -- derived by the individual's mind, pulled from their personal experiences. This I'll hold true to. The nuance, of course, is at what point do you consider a tool so advanced that the art is no longer being created by the individual? Because in a future where smart technology is everywhere (which will be our future very soon) using

SO...I'm a self-published author under the name #CorwynMatthew (all three novels are #horror-themed with a comedic twist, and I have some #scifi/#fantasy novels in the works), I'm a dark-art junkie, a comic book geek, an anti-fan boy supervillain, ferocious slayer of all things conventional, champion for societal change, collector of anything that makes me smile, and quite possibly the illegitimate son of Gotham's very own Bruce Wayne. (Tell dad he owes his boy some settlement money.) I've recently made myself a Midjourney #AI art engine operator and have started spinning up cool pieces of work that are legally mine to do with with as I please. And what pleases me is to use these modern marvels of art #technology to feed my imagination and create #shortstories and #worldbuilding concepts that are inspired by them. They say a picture is worth a thousands words... But do they realize that ten words can bring a thousand characters to life? Ten sentences can tell a tale that a picture can