That artist is the founder of Cara by the way (https://cara.app/zemotion/all).
Cara is the only art platform I have found that not only prohibits AI art from being uploaded on the site, but also offers their users to Glaze their art (which protects them from ai mimicry). They are also working on implementing Nightshade, which actively poisons ai training.
I have used Cara for a couple of months now, and I hope more people check it out. It's really nice. 💚
We need these kinds of places for artists, and it's also FREE (despite the staff paying out of their own pockets to keep it running).
reblogging this as I was just complaining about the rampant AI usage on pinterest yesterday lol
Even if you're not an artist, I highly recommend signing up just to lurk because it's been such a lovely wholesome experience free of the noise and brainrot that comes with the ads and reels on instagram. As a writer I think it has a niche for connecting authors with cover designers and illustrators. I'm documenting my experience in this thread if anyone wants to follow along!
This is actually extremely worrying? Not the website or whatever, I mean the court case. It breaks with longstanding standards in fine art. Appropriation art is well established and accepted, recontextualization is itself a creative process. And he didn't just recontextualize it (which, again, should have been enough), he actually painted it in oil. A painting is not a copy! Every single brush stroke is an act of artistic expression, it doesn't matter if it traces an existing image.






