Raw LLM Responses

I have an invisible disability and I shake a lot due to a combination of things. Digital art is wonderfully accessible and helps you train your skills to be able to use traditional mediums as well. When I am really struggling I can do something like pixel art or turn up the stabilisation settings. I find that a lot of people with different motor or sensory functioning produce especially interesting and creative work, things that AI can't do because it is unique and they aren't trained on it. That's not to mention things like expanded mediums, multimedia, etc which are really fun to work with. A lecturer of mine sunk an edited photograph in a tank of resin and cut-out letters to visually describe what it feels like to be overwhelmed, in her case in relation to her dyslexia and how that interacts with expectations. I have also studied alongside visually impaired artists! Disability is not a barrier to art! The devaluation of art is. If you consider the end piece a product and nothing else, you destroy its true value. These ai fanatics see art only as a pretty picture or cool visuals, not the hand-placed intricate and personal details or the lifetime of lived experience each work of art represents. Anyway I need to avoid rambling on. I had my first major exhibition opening last week and it was so overwhelming and exciting so yeah, very passionate about art lol