It’s such an arbitrary distinction. Humans create computers which can create art following human instruction. Whether that instruction is words or mouse clicks seems like a trivial difference.
Right, missed the entirely, my bad. I suppose that means the precise pigment combinations in mass produced paints, pastels, etc. with the help of machines and computers don’t count. Anyone shopping at Michael’s buying student grade acrylics is not an artist.
Digital art isn’t made entirely by humans. It’s using a computer.
Oh do stop it, you know what the OP means.
It’s such an arbitrary distinction. Humans create computers which can create art following human instruction. Whether that instruction is words or mouse clicks seems like a trivial difference.
Sure, it’s an arbitrary distinction to you. To me, not so much. Different feelings, I guess. 🤷♂️ Have a good one! ✌️
Right, missed the entirely, my bad. I suppose that means the precise pigment combinations in mass produced paints, pastels, etc. with the help of machines and computers don’t count. Anyone shopping at Michael’s buying student grade acrylics is not an artist.
Still an artist. Just not made entirely by humans
Where is the line drawn for what qualifies something as entirely made by humans?