シャルロッテ ・Charlotte

What a disrespectful, stuck-up worldview. You're uniquely unable to make art for nuanced reasons I simply couldn't POSSIBLY understand. You think I was born good at art? Like I didn't spend years failing over and over, dealing with my own issues? Here's a picture of me when I was four, drawing. And my art was shit. But I kept drawing for years. I got in trouble for drawing during class, or doodling on my schoolwork. I started 3D modeling in middle school, on a computer that could hardly even open blender. I started making games before I even knew what textures were, or materials, or shaders. I made shitty, broken games and I got made fun of by people that I looked up to. Countless failed or abandoned projects. There were PLENTY of times I was angry about not being able to draw or model as well as I wanted to. The difference is I'm not a quitter. I didn't blame artists, or socialists, or my mental issues. I just kept making art, and now I'm good at it. It's that easy. You are not owed skill just because you feel like you deserve it. You have to work for it, which kind of seems like something you'd support given your (correct me if I'm wrong) general right-wing political leanings. And yes, sometimes that means pushing through years of being bad at something until you're goated with the sauce. Again, I don't mean to disrespect you personally. But I think if you genuinely felt so passionate about your ideas that you describe it as having art in your soul that needs to get out, you'd just make art. Even if it was bad. The quality would not matter. And I am tired of AI users just offloading blame on to artists and other random factors instead of just admitting they use AI because it's easier than learning art.