>>15462
+1


>>15463
> […] 9000
HAL? I mean: HAL 9000? ;)


>>15464
> Learn. How. 2. Draw.
Can you draw?
Can you draw good?
Does your work please the viewers eyes?
Does your work please not your eyes only?
If you answered four times "yes" then go ahead and draw something more significant than your text.
Otherwise: Learn. How. 2. Vanish.


>>15468
Free advice: Subtract yourself.


>>15469

> […] It's a valued skill that takes hard work and dedication to master; …
This is true and without artists there would be nothing to run any AI with.

> … typing prompts into an AI image generator takes next to no effort, …
Typing is indeed much easier than to draw in a way thats more sophisticated than a little bit
scribbeling. But it is not about how to type, it's about what to type.

> … and is in no way comparable to learning how to actually fucking draw.
Did you develop the application you use to send your contributions to this board by yourself. I guess not. It was created by a programmer, who had to learn what to type to get a program running. Prompting is very comparable to programming. The first steps might be easy like scribbeling or a "hello world" program. But with a lot of effort it becomes fine art, just like painting or program design.