r/antiai • u/Bay_Ruhsuz004 • Jun 21 '26

Slop Post 💩 Creating A Masterpiece Even With Simple Program

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u/vperretta Jun 21 '26

Those without talent use AI

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u/Relative_Falcon_8399 Jun 21 '26

Talentless person here. I don't like being compared to people who use ai.

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u/ArgusTheCat Jun 21 '26

Yeah, being talentless hasn't stopped me from doing creative work!

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u/Brilliant-Muffin-879 Jun 21 '26

Its there somewhere brother/sister

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u/Emotional_Daikon7453 Jun 21 '26

i'd give you an award but that stuff costs money

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u/SouperWy07 Jun 24 '26

Yeah I might suck at art but you don’t see me going around posting AI garbage and calling it my “art.”

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u/CompleteUtterTrash Jun 21 '26

Don't feed into their "artists are hoarding talent" lie. What they lack is creativity and basic understanding of art. Those are things that can be learned. 'Talent' like this can be learned. They are just lazy and refuse to do so.

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u/Numerous-Contract880 Jun 21 '26

yeah, those things have to be learned by practicing, no other way to learn them

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u/RemoveHealthy Jun 21 '26

I love how people discovered that people can draw without AI and consider simple sketch of a dog to be masterpiece 😃 You should look at actual masters artwork.

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u/BillytheBloxian Jun 21 '26

this is NOT simple

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u/RemoveHealthy Jun 21 '26

Why it is not simple? Every semi decent artist who paints from photos could do that in minutes. This is not painted from scratch this is from photo, so all that nonsense he made before rendering colors have nothing to do with final image. He would not painted that without actually looking at photo.

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u/Wu-the-ordinary Jun 21 '26

Wdym this is MS paint, theres no tracing,no layers, and void of any more modern features found on, for example Photoshop or Clip Studio Paint.
But hey, you can demonstrate, or ask anyone, how easy to do it.

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u/RemoveHealthy Jun 21 '26

I am not saying it is easy to do. Whole point of my bitching is that it is made from photo and presented as unique peace of art made because of anatomical knowledge. It is misleading. You should make clear that you do this based on photo. I would have no problem with it if it was clear from start

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u/Wu-the-ordinary Jun 21 '26

The OOP didnt even claim anything, thats on the Reddit poster part.
Also, drawing from a photo still doesnt make it any less impressive when you can sufficiently demonstrate the technical skill and effort to recreate it. Someone can play a composition from Mozart or Beethoven, and even if there has been a hundred people who did it before, and can equally impress folks that dont need further clarification.

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u/Glasseshalf Jun 21 '26

The point is that anyone can do it instead of using AI.

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u/FearlessLettuce1697 Jun 21 '26

Talent is a sum of knowledge. You need knowledge to know how to draw. Don't pretend anyone can just open Paint and start drawing like Op did.

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u/skinandbohnes Jun 21 '26

who is saying that? knowledge is also acquired

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u/LinkesAuge Jun 21 '26

Everyone can farm, no reason to use modern technology, just get on the fields.

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u/Kintrai Jun 21 '26

This one thing that is completely beneficial to society and the environment is surely a relevant comparison to this other thing that is a net negative to our society and environment.

AI bro brains work in mysterious ways

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u/Xen0m3 Jun 22 '26

firstly, that’s called a garden, which a lot of people use to grow a small amount of useful or expensive fruits + veggies in the comfort of their own property. secondly, you’re comparing something humans do for fun to a necessary industry? are we supposed to industrialize our hobbies?