- The image used with this post is my 'Galaxy Kitty' I created by drawing in ProCreate for my print on demand art shops that can be found here: brittyliz | Facebook, TikTok | Linktree
I am happy that you made the decision to visit my storefront. This is my first course that I have put together, because my goal in mind was to remind people of what they are capable of and that creating from the heart is important. The videos I have put together are not intended to be perfect - because that is the point I want to get across. Human made art is beautiful, it doesn't have to look 100% perfect. What is important is that it comes from you, you made it, you put time and effort into it, you have invested yourself into it. No computer generation can replace those qualities, ever.
It is quite frustrating when you search on marketplace sites for coloring pages and more of often than never now, what comes up is AI generated. There are little errors where things just don't look "quite right" from the shapes and lines that make up the image. Perhaps the main character in the image is missing an arm, has extra fingers, the logos look jumbled and unclear, and other objects misshapen. I have seen people purchase a color page bundle, see the first few sample pages on the listing description that appear to be adequate, purchase it to download with their own money and realized after downloading all of the files, there are errors that are very obviously AI generated. That happens a lot with listings that fail to have 'AI generated' in their description, which is deceiving to those who purchase it.
It is now becoming more relevant and important than ever to create something yourself than to put little no effort into an AI prompt, hit 'enter' and generate an image. I have a couple of art shops that I design my digital art that I draw onto clothing and other accessories, as well as having a shop that sells my own coloring pages. It has become a challenge to compete with AI as it saturates the market, but hopefully, over time, we just go back to people creating wonderful things themselves and not artificial intelligence - at least, in the art world.
Again, thank you so much for being here - and I hope you are able to learn new things from my first mini-course. I appreciate your support!
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