I've been wondering how I could use my art for some good for a while now and I've just come across a brilliant idea by other artists! DM me a donation receipt and I'll doodle anything you'd like! A little pet portrait, a character, what have you 🍉❤️
https://t.co/BvK13mxxiZ
✨Mail Time is OUT NOW!!!✨
Mail Time is a wholesome adventure game about delivering letters to colorful forest animals (& being tiny in a big world) 🌈💌
🍄but it now: https://t.co/bD7BLTWdQN
Just want to add that disabled folks at most get the equivalent of about $4.85 an hour from SSI - a maximum of $841 a month to figure out how to live off of. While Medicare is on the table this doesn't cover eye exams or dental. If lucky you can get ~$150 from SNAP for $991
AI as a tool has a lot of promise but even aside from the actual theft, under capitalism a profusion of bland copies that are cheap to produce will inevitably end up being favoured by artistically regressive profit notions and deteriorate our media environment further
while the main problem is definitely in the stealing of work for AI to function, the fear of our jobs becoming increasingly moot is entirely real and reasonable. automation threatens many folks already and this feels like another level of potential pervasiveness
i don't think u guys are getting it. the main issue with AI is not "you could've commissioned an artist to do this," it's "the AI is trained to steal from actual artists' work and recreate it with zero credit or payment whatsoever so that a random app dev can make money"
Since @Twitch again ignored requests to feature streamers for Native American Heritage month, we decided to put something together ourselves.
From Tlingit to Diné, here are just a few of the indigenous creators you can find on Twitch 🎉
@witchytwitchytv pottery, embroidery, gouache painting.. i did in fact splurge on all of them, or rather was gifted stuff for all of them which makes me feel even more guilty for letting them just sit there 😔