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Digital Art and the use of Artificial Intelligence 3n1vu

Few people know who Gene Korman was. But everyone knows who Andy Warhol was and his famous portraits of Marilyn Monroe. Korman never earned a dime in royalties, sales shares, etc., and was never and is never credited as the original author of the photo that Warhol appropriated, as well as several other artists that Warhol reproduced in his silkscreens. So Warhol used AI to use other people's ideas and work?

AI is just another tool for the artist's expression, so don't be afraid of it. There are artists who use special sable brushes while others use brooms and brushes to paint and others use iPad pens. What matters is the end result of what the artist wants to express. I have painted hundreds of canvases, hundreds of drawings on paper, collages, engravings, watercolors, exhibitions, etc., but I happily discovered digital art. I am a great portrait artist and a good photographer, for example, but I also learned how to express myself as an artist and, above all, how to make money with digital art. Everything I have learned so far by doing art was and is a great experience for me. I always the sound of the brush making noise and scratching the canvas when painting. I always wondered what Michelangelo or Van Gogh would be doing today with a Photoshop in their hands?

I had the honor of being able to visit the Van Gogh Museum in the Netherlands and the Matisse Museum in Nice, as well as the Sistine Chapel, the Uffizi, Picasso in Barcelona, Magritte in Belgium, etc. All of these were experiences and feelings that I have accumulated as learning in my life as an artist. I usually say that the use of AI is not just a prompt, a text, it is knowledge.

You can type whatever you want and maybe the result will be the same as everyone else's. That standard that AI gives as a result for everyone. If you use all your knowledge and experiences in AI, it can give incredible results. In reality, when you are writing a prompt, you are painting and drawing with your mind. Just because I no longer paint a physical picture doesn't change my talent and my ability. For me, it doesn't matter if it's pigment or pixels. I really enjoy creating, no matter the medium. I am an artist.