Raw LLM Responses

I have thousands of hours between gimp and blender over something like 15 years. I really have no sense of style. I'm good enough to edit some things and cobble together what I want. But really minor things like a messed up skin around a watch will be completely impossible for me to fix even on a 32bit image. I can draw on paper slightly better than Stick figures. I can take an outline or a stick figure combined with an overall vision of what I want and produce and image near to what I want. I finally have the tools to express myself in ways I have never been able to in all of my life. I've tried to 'get good' and its just an out of reach thing for me. I'm a programmer. I'm good at getting a computer to do what I want it to do and to hopefully save a bunch of people's time in that process. I have spent 2 full hour weeks generating a character in a reference sheet I can use to create a 3d model, and later use to kick off texturing. In the past I'd have no choice but to find some random person's photos and trace them and I would have no control over flaws in the references. Actually using AI as a tool is a lot more work than is given credit. So I just want to offer the distinction between true art composition and prompt engineering jockeys who just throw words at midjourney or whatever. All this half-blind prejudice has really bothered me these last few years. I have no issues with protecting copyright though I have doubts on the effectiveness.