NEW Canva AI vs Midjourney Test - My Print On Demand T-Shirt Design Process

[@southernbellcooks5175]

Hey! Thanks for this information. I can't get text to image to work in Canva. In fact, it doesn't even show as an option. Can you please help me with this? Thanks again! Also, I believe Canva deleted the sheriff badge you chose. Possibly so others don't keep using it??

[@lunazamoraart]

I've been using MJ and PS, but I'm learning Canva, its soooo much easier for simple stuff!

[@deenyc730]

I'd love to use Canva! I can't find the Text to Image app, though. Can you advise? Where is it listed if not in "all apps"?

[@lindilumens5299]

Do you have any training on how to use Canva? Just what you showed here is more helpful than what I've found. Certainly seems like it could be way easier than using Photoshop!

[@brandcreators]

Not right now, but definitely in the future. What would you like to see?

[@Malveblume]

Hi, You are using the western stars which are pro elements. Can I do that and than sell the design?

[@brandcreators]

Canva has said yes as long as they are part of the design you created.

[@paulobyrne6487]

Hi Scott - What canvas size should you be using for POD. I read some people are using 3200 pixels for the width other just simply put the design into Canva or the like and stretch it. Which I do not believe would work. Can you help

[@brandcreators]

It depends on what you’re creating, but 4,000 x 4,000 at 300dpi is a good size

[@Om-gg5tk]

Hi Scott…do we have Commercial right to use AI art generated by mid journey on print on demand items though? I am sure many of your viewers would have the same question when they watch this video as there is a lot of confusing information out there whether we can use AI generated art to sell our items or not..I would appreciate your response,thanks!

[@ChristopherShaffer1]

Generally speaking, as long as you're on a paid midjourny plan, yes you would have the commercial rights to use those images. If you haven't seen the full breakdown we did on this, you may want to go watch that to learn all of the ins and outs :)

[@Om-gg5tk]

@@ChristopherShaffer1 Thanks Chris! What are your thoughts on the ethical use arguments surrounding AI art wherein some artists are saying that the art generated by AI is a cumulative art combined by code from artists so “technically” no one can have “rights” to that AI art no matter how smartly they want to put the fine print in? Just curious about your thoughts on this,thanks.

[@brydenvargas9863]

I'm a watercolor artist, and my thoughts on this are all art is kinda cumalitive in a way, and this is particularly true for those who reference off of photos online. Most traditional artists are inspired by or borrow techniques from other artists already. I think AI has some things in common with photography and photoshop. When photography and Photoshop were invented they got a lot of flack from painters and people claimed they would take our jobs or that they don't count as real art, but a lot of us are still doing fine as painters so I think some of the concerns might be over exaggerated. That's just my opinion at least.

[@moorfromeden]

@@Om-gg5tk everything is derivative. Artists have to adapt or die. The internet has been fairly damaging to art in the way that people can freely take a photograph from a webpage and share it as their own, can download a file from Etsy and sell it on or just copy someone else’s design. Little people can’t often do anything about it as they don’t have the means. Prior to the internet, art had to be appreciated in its original form. Don’t get me wrong, I love the internet, love digital art and I’m utilising a lot of AI at the moment but once these genies are out of the bottle, they’re not going back in, so I say we just get on that train before we miss it.

[@aprilb835]

The toe area of all the boots is so long!

[@savvysteve3]

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