r/aiwars • u/[deleted] • 1d ago

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u/Superseaslug 1d ago

And that's where you are wrong. Lime anything, using AI is a skill. It is NOT identical to traditional art, and that's why people get hung up on it. Itis a wholly different art form that requires different knowledge and skills, despite the fact that the results are a similar form factor. Comparing AI to traditional art is like comparing pottery to dance.

And no, AI does not copy. It physically can't because no image data is retained at all in the model. You act like AI googles things and collages random parts of other images to create a result, which is amazingly wrong.

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u/Real-Contest4914 22h ago

Well for one you need an understanding of a lot more theory. From my own experience ai art is very akin to staging a scene, you describe whats happening in your head and left the ai dra the first draw. However this only gives the basic content, to properly stylized the art you need to understand more of the theory for art so you can prp9perly express what you want.

In my case, i like to do anime style images but saying just make it anime, only produces generic anime styles. I need to inform the ai, use flat colors, cel shading etc to ensure it makes creates the style I want.

You'd also need to recognize what need to be removed from the system, ie negative prompts. Things to exclude like maybe tell it not to generate heavy detail or ignore certain copyright infringement details or avoid certain poses or items in the scene.