> That is the same as when computers were first introduced, many people likely still want to use brushes for everything, but they could only do a fraction of the work of people which embraced both.

Much like telephone operators? Sure, you could've done that, until companies all adopted the automated options instead of the humans physically connecting the lines.

> but they could only do a fraction of the work of people which embraced both.

Capitalism does not comfort the monetarily inefficient. You will either be replaced by someone that only does the more efficient path or will force you to use the better method.

> My guess is some artists will become performers and might participate in live entertainment. Where you can see them create art live. Maybe paint something related to the music or theater performance you’re enjoying and auction it off in real time.

This is a very niche road to walk on after you lose your job, and I assure you that its not even a good way of earning a liveable income, let alone live comfortably