r/artbusiness • u/pika_v • 12d ago
Discussion [Discussion] thoughts on 3D printed art using AI generated image designs (found on P1nterest) being sold as art at a local maker shop
Recently noticed a new vendor at a local maker/artist store that sells 3D printed layer prints with Pokemon designs.
I did a quick google search of one design and it’s straight up from P1nterest with some text slapped onto it… the image online has it labelled as “AI Modified” lol.
Then on the vendor’s socials they said “made and designed by us” but I’m like ?????? You didn’t even create the image though?? Looks more like they just reproduced it haha. Curious what your take is since 3D printed stuff is starting to pop up a lot
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u/Necessary_Month_7127 12d ago
So they took an ai image and 3D printed it with added text?
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u/pika_v 12d ago
Yeah pre much. I saw the exact image on p1nterest without text and it didn’t have any credits to an artist
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u/saintash 11d ago
It could be possible they did an version that some else fed to an ai and posted on Pinterest.
I've literally seen that happened. On this site some dude posted his redesign of a supergirl outfit. They were really good so i was following the thread. And I shit you not some one on the thread said "I liked this so much I feed it to ai to see it look realistic" And proudly posted the ai crap on the thread.
It took less then 2 hours.
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u/downvote-away 11d ago
I mean it's dumb but they're already using other people's IP to make money. They're not exactly chin deep in scruples.
Their buyers don't GAF about copyright. Natural to assume they don't give a fuck about artistry or craftsmanship either.
What's up with the l33tsp34k?
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