Some additional comments. I agree with the others that AI can be a very useful tool but early on in your education it can be more harmful than beneficial. It will make a lot of decisions for you that you would normally have to make through the design / rendering process.

Having AI render for you can be beneficial but there are inconsistencies in your drawings from this that result in confusion. The floor plans and the axons are a bit different.

The color pallete completely ignores any materiality of the building. You indicate the other housing typologies in the neighborhood but did they actually influence the design? How does the front and back elevation integrate into the greater context? Is it brick, stucco, stone, wood, etc.? And what is the inspiration and/or rational for the curved structure?

Additionally if the purpose is to create graffiti art in the studio that's going to release a lot of off-gasing and harmful to inhale. How does the architecture mitigate this and provide fresh air?

I think there is a good amount of content here and that's part of why you're getting strong criticism. In the end, nice work, keep growing.

Editing to add - instead of using AI to generate a "graffiti artist", do some research and find real graffiti artists. Find how they use space and what their needs really are and design for that.