DrawsTech

DrawsTech

@drawstech.bsky.social

SFW Mostly | Contains 18+ | Anthro Artist striving to do better | Icon: @KingSuSN64 | Banner: @MastaFran | Don't use or steal my characters |34 M | FA: https://www.furaffinity.net/user/chasertech

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DrawsTech
@drawstech.bsky.social

Finally got around to finishing an old sketch of my rabbit character, Jasbi. Made some minor changes to her design as well. She can summon energy shields! 😄

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NightBear
@nightbears.bsky.social

Clarissa Bloodworth 🐻‍❄️( Tails Noir ) I loved this game! I feel sad for the raccoon 😭 Don't try to fool this woman, she always knows when you're lying, and she'll destroy you!

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🔥 Beowolf 🔥
@roaringlycan.bsky.social

Finally forced myself to pick up my pen and this is what happened lol Haven't read the comics yet, but I think Whisper's neat :) #RoaringLycanArt #FanArt #Sonic #Whisper #DigitalArt

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Monstafran
@mastafran.com

Morning sketch with more scrimbloized wolves. I thought something was working with the male but the female one is flubbed to me.

DrawsTech
@drawstech.bsky.social

I got a lot to say. Models with clean data sets wouldn't produce work similar to someone else's unique work unless it's trained on it. There's a reason why there are tons of loras that are trained on an artist and not always embedded within local models. The work produced would be generic.

Sarantics@sarantics.bsky.social

When it comes to AI, a recurring concern is over "stolen art." This concern is bunk, and I'll explain why with two rebuttals: 1. If an AI trained on public domain work could accurately reproduce your art, would you feel less anxious? No, and for good reason. 🧵(1/8)

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DrawsTech
@drawstech.bsky.social

Using AI as a crutch can potentially stunt your growth as an artist. That could be said practicing fundamentals improperly but using AI allows you to somewhat bypass problems that you will face normally (mostly with anatomy and color theory). Even then, other issues arise (bad backgrounds).

DrawsTech
@drawstech.bsky.social

I can see why people would pick up AI and use it as a tool, but at the end of the day it's taking away creative processes and spitting out an amalgamation of ideas. At best, AI should be used as brainstorming for ideas. Not replacing parts of your drawing process.

DrawsTech
@drawstech.bsky.social

I got a lot to say. Models with clean data sets wouldn't produce work similar to someone else's unique work unless it's trained on it. There's a reason why there are tons of loras that are trained on an artist and not always embedded within local models. The work produced would be generic.

Sarantics@sarantics.bsky.social

When it comes to AI, a recurring concern is over "stolen art." This concern is bunk, and I'll explain why with two rebuttals: 1. If an AI trained on public domain work could accurately reproduce your art, would you feel less anxious? No, and for good reason. 🧵(1/8)

DrawsTech
@drawstech.bsky.social

There are currently thousands of small scale models (Loras) that are being created from the work of many, many artists, all of them without anyone's consent and being offered to people to use. Saying that people shouldn't be afraid of them is downplaying just how big the problem is.