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(Staedtler Mars Lumograph)

Ok, this is my second input for the April Challenge on Sketchbook-society .
I used pencils in my Canson XL Sketchbook.

These are the prompts I used in this sketch:

6) Sleeping dog

7) Thorns

8) A rock

9) A bathtub

10) Guitar

Again tried to create a little story out of it.

Please find details about the challenge at:

www.deviantart.com/thirstyrove…

IMHO traditional art will have always a place also in the future because of its uniqueness (one of a kind attribute) and its physical existance which digital art not have.

To be honest I think that in the future when AI generators will become better and neat looking digital images will be readily available any time and in any quantity for free, it will not matter anymore if a digital image is handmade or generated, both will be equally worthless.

We look back at the short time in history when digital art was dominated by artists and actually handmade.

Traditional artists will also suffer to some degree as jobs and commisions for illustrations, for digital and print medias, industrial design, logo generation, fascion and concept work,..... will decrease because of generated images.

But they will remain as collectable items, special luxury items as they have uniqueness and physical existance.

Nobody frames a print of digital art and put it on a wall at home considering it as collectable item as it has no uniquenss.

This is the major drawback of digital art it always suffered, its fine for the digital medias and print medias, game design, fascion, concepts, ... you name it (just as a working tool), but it will never be a collectable item because it's not unique, it can always be copied without any difference or quality loss (and now it also can be generated automatically).

And don't claim that poor NFT attempt was a solution, everything digital suffers from this inherent problem and there is no solution for that.

For traditional artists on the other hand there will be always work for collectable items, something special, handmade, precious and potentially expensive.

I see not even on the horizon that AI might control a robot some time using real art supplies to create traditional pieces, this will not happen for many years if ever.

.... I'm sorry for Fella in my sketch, the poor guy knows that the crash is imminent but he can't leave......

Description

(Staedtler Mars Lumograph)

Ok, this is my second input for the April Challenge on Sketchbook-society .
I used pencils in my Canson XL Sketchbook.

These are the prompts I used in this sketch:

6) Sleeping dog

7) Thorns

8) A rock

9) A bathtub

10) Guitar

Again tried to create a little story out of it.

Please find details about the challenge at:

www.deviantart.com/thirstyrove…

IMHO traditional art will have always a place also in the future because of its uniqueness (one of a kind attribute) and its physical existance which digital art not have.

To be honest I think that in the future when AI generators will become better and neat looking digital images will be readily available any time and in any quantity for free, it will not matter anymore if a digital image is handmade or generated, both will be equally worthless.

We look back at the short time in history when digital art was dominated by artists and actually handmade.

Traditional artists will also suffer to some degree as jobs and commisions for illustrations, for digital and print medias, industrial design, logo generation, fascion and concept work,..... will decrease because of generated images.

But they will remain as collectable items, special luxury items as they have uniqueness and physical existance.

Nobody frames a print of digital art and put it on a wall at home considering it as collectable item as it has no uniquenss.

This is the major drawback of digital art it always suffered, its fine for the digital medias and print medias, game design, fascion, concepts, ... you name it (just as a working tool), but it will never be a collectable item because it's not unique, it can always be copied without any difference or quality loss (and now it also can be generated automatically).

And don't claim that poor NFT attempt was a solution, everything digital suffers from this inherent problem and there is no solution for that.

For traditional artists on the other hand there will be always work for collectable items, something special, handmade, precious and potentially expensive.

I see not even on the horizon that AI might control a robot some time using real art supplies to create traditional pieces, this will not happen for many years if ever.

.... I'm sorry for Fella in my sketch, the poor guy knows that the crash is imminent but he can't leave......