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I think we have to kick it old school and listen to the radio broadcast.

Don't think it is mate. Seen lots of web references to it being on there but I have it and it's not listed anywhere.

Happy New year kid!

It's AI but it's mine because I'm directing it and creating versions and variations. In Midjourney the creator owns the commercial rights. So no I didn't paint it or illustrate it but each creation is unique. I know for some people it's not really art but it is for me because it didn't exist...

Using Midjourney. The scary part is it's going to get better by orders of magnitude. I've found it's great with landscapes, cityscapes and animals. People are very hit and miss.

More Liverpool scenes. The docks this time. Not gonna lie these came out beyond my expectations.

So here's a poster i did for my store. I do a lot of music posters. Have a ton featuring the Smiths, and now moving on to other favorites. I'm a huge fan of the Jam, and their lyrics lend themselves well to doing 50s b-movie style posters. Here's one I did for "A-Bomb In Wardour Street". The...

Your be surprised how difficult its been to get a good image from "Annoyed man with large head looking at a pizza with pineapple on it". @chicoazul

It absolutely will. I've already seen it in marketing. I'm using another AI tool to help me write product descriptions and social media posts and it's pretty darn good already. So a lot of copywriters might need to develop other skills.

I see it as an aid to my creativity. I can see the illustrators on fivver being freaked out. But a true graphic designer does way more than illustrate things. Besides they could use it as a starting point and add to it, which would've huge time saver. I guess I don't really understand who thinks...

Dapper!

I do graphic design and I think it's a godsend. I'm not sneering at them, but one look at history tells you that you need to adjust to technology and find ways to make it work for your career. I'm not unsympathetic but this train has left the station. Social Media campaigns aren't going to stop it.

If we'retalking about traditional artists who paint for profit, I'not sure that's ever been a thriving career choice. Thing "starving artist". As for Illustrators, I think there will still be a place for very talented people. But does that ability need to be limited to the people who went to art...

I'm pleased with how "Winter on the Seine" came out too.

Here are a couple more I did set in the Latin Quarter. Original: With my edits: Original: With my edits:

True. And I don't want to come off as not seeing your point, but the other side of the argument is that it democratizes art. I can imagine various scenes, characters, etc, and apply a similar style of an artist I already love. For example, a lot of what I have hanging at home is from an artist...

I disagree. I'll post some other stuff that is as good if not better than stuff I have hanging on my walls.