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One thing that worries me about AI art is that a lot of people who wanna be artists are just. not gonna learn how to draw. Not gonna bother with learning anatomy and geometry and color and light and line weight and creature design and character design and symbolism etc etc etc, not gonna try out different materials and techniques and doodle endlessly until they get where they wanna be, and just trust the program to build something that matches their prompt. 'Cause a lot of your personal style won't just come from what you imagine in your head, it'll come from the very process of getting your idea onto the paper or canvas or wall or what have you, what you choose to focus on as you learn; maybe you don't want to learn anatomy, so instead you figure out how to make characters out of geometric shapes (like with Genndy Tartkovsky), or maybe anatomy fascinates you so much you include it where it doesn't even belong (like H. R. Giger). Or stuff like what materials you can afford or like the feel of, what parts of the picture you do first and last, the shortcuts you take, the colors you like, your unique style will evolve as you learn and struggle and practice. And it's just a scary idea to me that a lot of beginner artists will just not do any of that, and just practice what words the computer likes.