Raw LLM Responses

Pro AI art here. I started to learn to draw because of the whole AI art isn't art thing. I wanted to understand all sides. It's only been a month, I can only draw anime character faces strictly from front view, currently learning side view. Here's the thing, I admit you are right. Most of my lines are in the place aren't exactly how I would want them to look but there's an intention and I'm guessing good artist actually gets them exacly where they want. Before I never noticed there could be a "how much hair strand is enought and not too much" dilemma, like "more is more messy and complicated, less is simpler and cuter... depends on the character" or the length and width of eyelashes, how they curve. Wider eyes ? Charming ? Simple ? The intensity of the shadow, add air to make more shadows, darker character..." Basically many tiny choices I can make. Thing is, much like in any craft I guess, only people who study it really get mad at such details. My boyfriend studied music and he's way more picky in music, hates meme music, I guess he hears things I don't pay attention too. Things the musician thought "I'll do it that way so it make that effect for this specific goal." And my boyfriend gets it, I don't. To me it's just either cool or boring. Similarly in drawing i guess most people don't really see details intended, I didn't until I learned. Honestly I'm now observing each drawing I come across, how everything is made, how the shading is done... But before that I didn't care and couldn't see AI mistakes. So... it matter for artist, not really for most media consumers. And I kinda wish I could go back to my previous blissful ignorance, get to enjoy the large amount of media that will be produced by AI without seeing all mistakes, all meaningless lines.