#hate ai

[ray-fantasia]

another shitpost involving Omega

the anti-ai filter has been exaggerated for comedy, you can actually see the normal version of it on Sonic if you look hard enough.

USE NIGHTSHADE!! it kills any ai that tries to scrape art from you

a clean version down here:

[asmodeusprofionartist1926]

So yesterday's big update from 2XKO was big, right?

Hope you guys like this piece! Wanted to draw Pool Party Caitlyn the moment she showed up and was able to make this as quickly as possible. I will post the textless version as well if you just want to see the detail of Caitlyn Kiramman as is.

This took about 8-10 hours on Clip Studio Paint with another hour trying to get the magazine look in Photoshop. Had a lot of fun with this one!

Thank you to @connielingus423 for the headlines! Appreciate your help and your friendship!

[rego-mem]

I can be bad at art on my own. No machine can give the joy of creating.

[alo-gator]

Blue Sargent wouldn’t use nor support AI btw

[zinzinki]

We should piss on ai thieves anyways

Here is my inspiration btw(i was the one who made it btw)

[ergodyke]

it’s so annoying to me that ai isn’t even fuckable. like it’s bland and annoying and uncreative and meh. and yet people still want to have relationships with it. literally grow up, if you want to fuck a machine make it a greasy oily creaky sexy one not whatever this shit is. real machine fuckers hate ai.

[dominaexmachina]

“Click to get a result”: Who told you that?

Everyone yelling “AI art isn’t real art!” seems to believe they’ve cracked some universal truth — that anything made with a tool must be effortless and brainless.

But here’s my question: who actually told you that prompt + click = result?

Was it Midjourney’s Discord thumbnail at 512x512?

Was it some meme of a soulless cyborg churning out anime faces?

Or was it your own lack of experience masquerading as a hot take?

Because let me walk you through a basic “click to result” StableDiffusion flow:

First, you invent a scene. You visualize the lighting, expression, tension, texture, story — a full-blown internal composition.

Then, you write the prompt. Oh, and not just one. You write 30. And you tune them. And you test what each word actually does.

You get a “draft”? Congrats. Now you start fixing: Inpainting the face that melted like a crayon. Outpainting the background that doesn’t match your story. Rebuilding the pose because the character has 3 elbows and no spine.

Then upscale? Oops, it ruined the eyes. Fix again.

Then composition shifts? Fix again.

Then color grading? Details? Harmony? Fix. Again. And again.

Until the scene feels right — not perfect, but alive.

Now tell me… what part of this was “just clicking”?

This isn’t about “soulless machines.”

This is about people who think effort = brushstrokes and nothing else.

People who think their suffering is what makes their art real.

And people who refuse to acknowledge that creativity can live beyond the tools they were taught in college.

❝Creativity is not a medium. It’s not a job title. It’s not your suffering. It’s the ability to turn a vague feeling into something you can share — and that doesn’t go away just because you used a model.❞

So tell me again —

What exactly makes your process real, and mine not?