Do you do a background check on the people of the group in case they are not there for...

WBROTHERS may want to join with DAWN by Removing the black oil from Plucky Duck with Dawn. WBROTHERS need to think of what color PLUCKYBE?

no panic guys, i come from future to say, people hate ai, the Ai hype is slowly over, a lot of people lose their jobs, but finally, i can say we can easily win ai is like fast food, its faster and anyone can do by yourself, but it dont make the restaurants and the great chiefs useless ( and sorry by the bad english)

Hello, My name is anna and i just turned 14 I'm really good at art but the only problem is that I can't make anything by myself I'm really good at copying sketches and painting Do you guys think i can still be an artist?

Love how you highlighted the human aspect of art in a world with AI.

This gives me hope! AI can't replace the personal touch and life experiences we bring to our art.

Such a positive take on AI in art! Thanks for reminding us there's still space for human creativity.

Great advice on balancing AI's influence with showcasing the artist's personal story. Super helpful!

AI is really changing but human touch is still something.

Even with all the ethical concerns and doubts surrounding AI, it's clear that its potential benefits are too great to ignore. I just hope we can figure out how to tackle its misuses soon.

AI is big help for me too! 😊

Worth watching, Kudos!

What a cool journey! 😊

all the food looks so delicious ☺☺

loved going to the Sekaido store for art supplies😍 (in Tokyo)

It's exciting to see how AI is shaking up the art world some artists may worry, but many are finding fresh inspiration and new tools to work with!

The art industry is evolving, and AI is a big part of that change. It's fascinating to see how artists are navigating these new tools to enhance their creativity.

I like your drawing style... and your hair too! 😍😍

I love the logo 🤩

You artwork is superb!

Waow ! That looked fantastic ! Well done for organizing such a trip and be able to enjoy it as well. Well, you work in the animation industry, so you should know very well that weird withdrawal feeling when a movie or series project is finally done : after hundreds of days of hard labor, sudenly, there's nothing left to do and you're like "wait, that's it ?" I'm guessing finishing a week long workshop filled with creative minds must feel pretty similar. Great that you could pull it off !

The iPad case is nice but it’s not save in the front or? You have no fronttap

This video has helped me alot when it comes to being given insights of what I wanna do for my own art career. Currently going to college to study IT cuz I couldn't attend any art schools that my parents could afford. I want to become a game dev aswell creating my own games and doing art combined with it aswell as part of me wanting to presue more of my passions. I got alot of ideas for what I wanna do and hopefully art will still be something I can presue at the same while not overworking myself too much. Though I feel like my parents don't really get the path I'm taking. I've tried discussing what I want with them already and they don't seem to get it. They think I'm going to work in some big company that I'm not able to work for, while I've tried explaining to them thats not the case and I wanna create my own work and create a future of my own which I can look back on and be HAPPY about! I'm not too sure what I'm gonna do, though my idea is probably going work some low income job to make enough money for basic things and presue art and game development on the side for some extra income. Just something that pays the rent assuming I move out or atleast make some contribution to my family so that they have more money to work with. I hope that I'll succeed and be able to do the passions I wanna do while making enough money to either get by, or atleast show I'm serious about what my future will be like. Any advice is appreciated. Thanks for reading aswell! :D

Part 2 on that pitch. The design look lit AF!

I swear mark my words one day I'm want to go to Japan! It's my dream and goals of going especially as a artist! At least saved up to enough money and get myself passport and I'm good!

AI in art feels like a double-edged sword: it can be daunting but also opens up amazing creative possibilities for those willing to embrace it.

Thank you for this.

AI can create a different level of art but human art is still better.

I appreciate you and I like your thinking about the matter.

What a great video, thank you for showing how something like this works. We went to many places you showed in the video this summer too, it really brings me back. The Torras iPad case is just what I was looking for too!

Witnessing AI’s impact on creativity has inspired me to get back to my roots in analog photography. I've been developing my own film and embracing the unpredictability of each shot. I encourage fellow artists to rediscover traditional practices and maintain their creative spirit!"

The quote about "being an artist isn't performing a miracle" really hit home. It's so freeing to just focus on sharing what I love to do.

AI and professional artists are a perfect match. Thanks for sharing this!

This video gave me so much hope! AI might be here, but we still have control over our art.

I think it is a scary thought when we say that AI is changing things, better if we say that AI is improving things

Ahhh!! So cool… I’m hoping to save enough to go on one of your trips soon

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Great video, Michelle. I'm a traditional artist who has recently started integrating AI into my workflow. I'd like to share an unpopular opinion: AI art is still, at its core, human-generated. In your video, you often treat AI and human-created art as distinct, and that reflects how most artists and media see it. Traditional artists may use a paintbrush or a Wacom tablet, while AI artists use keyboards and adjust algorithms. This difference in tools often leads people to dismiss AI-generated work as not “true” art. But I believe art is defined by more than the medium. For example, no one would say that a musician playing the piano isn’t creating music simply because they aren’t using their voice. Similarly, many musicians use software to generate rhythms, beats, and melodies. Does this make them any less of a musician? We accept photography and cinematography as art, yet we don't give the same recognition to AI-generated works. We don't say the camera "creates" the photograph or the film. A human sets the ISO, aperture, shutter speed, and composition to produce the final result. The same is true for AI art. The artist uses AI tools, but it's still their creative input and choices that shape the outcome.

Your tips on how artists can stay relevant in an AI world are super encouraging!

Never thought I'd live to see a day when art needs a tag "made by human." That's how much AI has changed industries.

Wow! Amazing!! I want to go to Japan so badly! Business trip of an artist?

Ahhh! Another Sumiko Arai fan I never would have guessed. Anyways great video, it’s inspiring seeing you grow!

so helpful!

But if you don't be open minded in Art Career, you will not open minded in another career

I love your perspective on how artists can continue thriving even with AI on the rise!

Wow, thanks for the code! I'm still not sure if I'll try Penji for my business.

This is really educational, it showed the pros and cons of AI

The shift towards showcasing the artist's personality is fascinating. It adds so much value to the art.

I love this video and love to see your trip! Also ordered one TORRAS iPad case!! Thank you for your recommendation.

The Penji logo design is fantastic! Love it!