#non-creative

[zombinafonfrankenstein]

Art is art and will always be art no matter how simple, silly, low-quality or AI-generated it is if the creator identifies it with some part of their personality.

"Art" will never be art no matter how popular and highly paid it may be and no matter how much effort the creator would masochistically put into it if the creator doesn't identify it with some part of their personality.

As a non-creative person I can't do what I feel like art with any instrument, including AI, so stop saying that generation is too easy and does not require effort. It requires creative skills, or rather creative needs that only few people have.

[evelynhuskya]

Inktobertale Day 8-Toybox

Ink received a toybox from his mama~

Inktobertale Day 9-I feel sick

what if Error died and Ink become non-creative and emotionless?

SO SORRY IM LATE (cause im pretty stress :P)

[peacemore-springs]

Anguish of The Non-Creative

Creative people build things and those who aren't only stagnate and destroy. There are of course a lot of management companies employed to service stagnation and destruction. I suppose when you don't strategize a life falls victim to being used in that way.

[scott-langs-gay-left-ball]

'guys I wish I could draw' I say, hiding all my artwork ever because The Normies™ will say 'but you can draw!' after seeing one okayish artwork amongst a hundred shittier ones that was bornt out of two years of art block and eight mental breakdowns

[hellinaconvenientpost]

Passengers (Dir. JT Walker)

What does the film want you to look at in new ways?

Joy and playfulness. One of the biggest things that I noticed about the film was that the man was 100% aware that he could have just picked the feather off his head, but very purposefully didn’t. He exchanges looks with the woman across from him before he starts to blow the feather off the top of his head. Also, another student pointed out that no advertisements besides the Salvation Army one were visible in their response, so I kept an eye out for that as well. It’s true. The only advertisement that’s really visible is the “Sharing is Caring” Salvation Army advertisement.

To make sure that all of the shots work so that only one message, sharing is caring, comes across is tricky and has to be intentional. The main guy in the film is very aware that this is something generally juvenile and just weird, but he looks around the train, smiles and starts his antics. In this way, he’s sharing his joy for something small and inconsequential with the whole train car. This, in a sense, can be considered caring. I’m surprised that this isn’t a Salvation Army advertisement. Because he shares this happiness with the train car, there’s a slight connection and affection with and for the other passengers.

[glamoroushybrid]

If I could draw I'd totally be planning my Inquisitor.

[thebasicenneagram-blog]

What is your type?

What type do I sound like?

Ahaha to be honest, I'm not entirely sure at the moment. I have and have had some ideas and moments where I was "sure" in the past, but you've caught me at a time where I'm severely and seriously going through and reconsidering everything. The only thing I know for sure is that I'm So/Sx.

...Excuse me, I just realized that I have to start a draft on Instinctual Variants now.