Raw LLM Responses

I'm going to be honest, I have been guilty of both tracing over art others have made and using AI, but I never claim that as my own and I try and only use it more as a way to learn how certain styles are done, just copying is not great for learning which caused me to move to trying to Frankenstein art together which helped me get more perspectives on how various people do art and how the various styles could be merged, adjusted, and shifted to do more for how it looks. I still have a long way to go but I'm doing what I can, and I was only using the tool of AI as just that, a TOOL, not a replacement of practice, study, and learning. As I've learned I've actually stopped using the AI generators entirely and I'm just going off of art others have shared, (and said it's ok) for using it as a learning experience. I'm still suffering with proportion but seeing more artists do stuff helps tremendously, both in seeing how they do art, and picking up tips/tricks that they are willing to share on the process, I am just upset that showing the process videos feel rarer ever since AI got out of the box. I am very against using AI to just clone someone's art style or tracing over art and claiming either as "their" own art. I fully support poisoning the AI well though as long term it needs to be put into check to keep the wonderful value of human made art clear and distinct from AI art