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I'm just here to post art and vent. Very Anti-AI

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I just watched the last episode of the amazing digital circus and it reminded me of the series the hollow season 2. (Spoilers for those who haven't watched it)

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I made a "bearger"

One of my favorite things I like to do is combining food with animals/objects. It took 4 hours since I finally figured out how to render the image without it taking so long and I really like the results.

Right now I'm just thinking of any food combos I can do next that I'm at least capable of doing for a beginner of 3D.

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I honestly don't know how many people will see this, but I'm just going to put it out here anyway. I want to become an aspiring artist, and I'm trying my best to learn how to make art whether 2D or 3D. I've been doing so (mostly 2D) for about 3 years now and I've made progress, although it's not steady. All of the work I'm stuck with outside of art stresses me out so much that I just don't have time for it.

A few weeks ago, I made my very first 3D render of a jelly dessert from a YouTube tutorial (I got stumped on the donut and decided to make something else). It took me about 6 hours, including the time I waited for it to finish rendering, which was done at 11 PM at night. I showed someone I know the image because I was very proud of it and how long it took me. I was told "AI could make something better" and "it's just a jelly, what's so good about it?" I don't know if they were joking or not, but it really hurt at the time and now. When I expressed that, I was told that I "get hung up on the little things." Maybe it's because the "women get too emotional" I hear from them sometimes, but I just didn't want to argue. I got no support whatsoever because no one else I know does art either, and I'm not the kind of person to socialize.

This is the very first time I'm posting anything anywhere, and it's a shot in the dark, but I'm just looking for a little feedback without this being seen as begging. I'm just a college student doing something as a hobby, but now I'm just not sure.