I'm going to be asking this on all sorts of art platforms that do not tolerate AI-generated submissions on-site.

Someone once mentioned the idea of Neuralink for artists on an art website that is notorious for controversial content. It made me think—if Neuralink could allow one to produce an image straight from your mind to a computer screen, drawing program, and/or traditional canvas/paper, how would the art community feel about artists utilizing this tool?

Many people believe that AI can... Read more

If you're confused about what each means, color-picking shading is a result of you picking the colors for the shadows and highlights manually by using the color wheel in your digital art program. Similar to mixing colors using acrylic paints, or using watercolors, or even blending by using markers/colored pencils/crayons/etc. For example, rather than relying on Multiply and Overlay, you decide that you're going to manually choose the perfect shade of orange to highlight the purple hue you're wor... Read more

I've recently realized that, in recent years, the few times I've attempted to copy an artist's drawing style, it goes successfully (for the most part) and I enjoy the outcome a lot more than when I draw based on copying real-life references as successfully as I can manage or without any references whatsoever. The dilemma is that I harbor impairments in drawing inspiration from other artists without duplicating their entire drawing style. When it comes to getting inspired by artists I enjoy, only... Read more