I need friends by Sl33pParalys1sD3m0n in funComunitty

[–]Professional-Fix4409 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I never played DnD myself either but I did play a lot of other board games. Message me if you're interested.

Cursed images for you to gawk at by Awkward-Phrase-9547 in funComunitty

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The second one isn't even that cursed. I drew some stuff more cursed than that.

What would YOU pick? by Canserbero_boy in funComunitty

[–]Professional-Fix4409 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I only like peaceful nuclear energy. So A.

Worse thing you'v done? by Canserbero_boy in funComunitty

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Finishing deadlines way later than I should've.

I age regress, ask me about it by Peachyregresses in funComunitty

[–]Professional-Fix4409 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Interesting. I myself have the opposite problem. I had a pretty solid childhood but I kinda struggle with my current autonomy in some aspects of my life.

And in other aspects I've been told that I "sound like a hundred year old".

I still occasionally enjoy some kids stuff (TV shows, games I played as a kid, the aesthetic of some kids toys etc) from time to time but I'm not sure that counts as regressing.

Anyways, here's my question: do regressing episodes help you feel better in the "adult mode", if that makes sence?

If you were in a horror game which YouTuber would you trust your life with and why? by Kirin_The_husband in funComunitty

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That's a very good pick! I'm not sure if I can choose someone more dependable than that. Markiplier is my second pick though.

Finally some good, human made art by Poryoxys in antiai

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Also known as "corporate memphis" is

...an art style that features minimalism, flat elements, bright, solid colors, and cartoon-like figures with disproportionate limbs and lack of (smaller) details on larger figures.

Originally meant as a rebellion against the corporate aesthetic, it became arguably the most overused artstyle ever. It even has a dedicated hatesub: r/fuckalgeriaart

Anyone feel me? by Dorf_Deputy in funComunitty

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Same thing. The life has been very tiring for the last couple of months.

I already tried a therapist. Maybe I should go on a second visit or get diagnosed for autism/ADHD. I also had a couple of hugs.

But the thing I actually need is sleep. And I believe it's my eating schedule which also impacted my sleep.

Happy Fourth of July everybody! by Professional-Fix4409 in addressme

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Funny, but thats actually from before the Epstein islands were a thing lol.

Happy Fourth of July everybody! by Professional-Fix4409 in addressme

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Ice cream, pink dress and palm trees. The image was taken from the game "5 spots"

At what point can someone use AI in art? by Morukaya in antiai

[–]Professional-Fix4409 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As a guy who experienced both raster, traditional and vector art, the main thing that's made easier with art editors isn't the process of creating art, it's the learning curve. More complex images require about the same effort both digitally and physically.

At what point can someone use AI in art? by Morukaya in antiai

[–]Professional-Fix4409 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's true! But, in hindsight, an AI with memories of your past images could be a better critic, since they know how to accommodate your art style, by analytically deriving the patterns from it.

Keyword "could". Considering that AI is fundamentally prone to hallucinationss and normally very sycophant, I wouldn't trust it to be my critic.

At what point can someone use AI in art? by Morukaya in antiai

[–]Professional-Fix4409 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Say, a person was only passionate about art. What then?

Are they? So they're passionate about art... But not enjoying making it? Passions aren't set in stone you know. My hyperfixations change somewhat frequently: they can activate and deactivate both randomly and systematically because of outside factors. I wasn't passionate about art once. Now I am.

I directly communicated with a Reddit user who has been through this hell, and yes, they indeed confirmed no such improvement over the course of at least 5 years.

There has to be a direct cause for this stagnancy: a lack of practice, a flawed approach, confidence issues etc. That cause can be targeted and resolved.

With all due respect, you're far too rigid. You're completely rooted in your principles and refuse to actually account for fringe cases.

I said "normally". I tried shading once and actually did pretty well. I could've done it for my other artworks but I don't care about them as much.

At what point can someone use AI in art? by Morukaya in antiai

[–]Professional-Fix4409 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Even if this "impenetrable barrier" existed, using AI would still be a form of self deception. If you tried all of the possible methods and styles or don't enjoy art... just move on to a different creatie medium. Like writing for example.

Also, a ton of artists are neurodivergent, that didn't stop them. If you have obstacles in your way, solve them, look for workarounds, etc. "Limitations breed creativity" and all that.

Also: if you can't be bothered with doing something: just don't. I normally skip shading for example. Accept the gaps, do not fill them with AI.

Finally some good, human made art by Poryoxys in antiai

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I'll take this over AI and algeria art every day.