AI GENERATION
What began as a passion project evolved into something more. THEN AI HIT THE SCENE, AND it all GOT A LITTLE WIERD.
what used to be: “how did you practice? How did you get this idea?”
Slowly Became: “What did you tell ChatGPT to get this design?”
What sets HUMAN ART apart isn’t just our process—it’s the intention behind it. We take time to understand, KNOW THE MATERIAL, explore, and create WITH TOUCH AND with purpose at every turn.
ARTISTS LIKE MYSELF REJECT THE USE OF AI BECAUSE IT BYPASSES THE LABOR OF THE CREATIVE PROCESS… AND THAT LABOR THAT ADDS VALUE.
AI models are trained on billions of images: All scraped from the internet without the original creators' consent, compensation, or attribution; systemic digital plagiarism.
Economic Threat: Mass adoption of image generators threatens the livelihoods of working illustrators, designers, and concept artists; encouraging cheap automation over fair hiring.
Absence of Human Investment: True art is tied to a human’s lived experiences, hours of practice, emotional intent, and physical execution. Typing a text prompt reduces art-making to a single button press, lacking the years of dedicated practice.
AI = Zero Connection. Art functions as a medium for human empathy and communication. When a machine invades that pipeline, the emotional resonance between creator and viewer is f*cked. AI has its uses, and is an invaluable tool - but, in my opinion, not in hand-made art.