That's right. I can't understand people simping rich people. This guy here, just like Shigeru Miyamoto, pretend they do a "work of love" and almost everything by themselves. While in the background get rich by abusing and taking all credit from hundreds, even thousands of faceless (here they call them "souless") people that receive low wage and five seconds in a wall of credits with small letters. Now that he has lost control over it of course he gets upset anyone can draw like in ancient classic anime (not exactly a Ghibli style). Just like those indies that prove better than Nintendo and they don't cost 90 dollars.
AI art is not all bad. While regular people use it like WordArt on a Microsoft document, professional small teams can use it to reduce costs, offer something with the same quality a studio like Ghibli offers and get the recognition Miyazaki here will never give. Of course like everything it has its drawbacks and there are other things that need to be polished.
I've watched many japanese artists on X posting results from their own art procesed by AI and they don't make a big deal out of this. This looks more like a political issue made up by people who speak English, trace over photographs, collage other drawings then call them "references" and rip off Disney characters with a slight difference enough to call it an OC.
EDIT: Fixed small typos and corrected still today news abusive Nintendo prices.
That's right. I can't understand people simping rich people. This guy here, just like Shigeru Miyamoto, pretend they do a "work of love" and almost everything by themselves. While in the background get rich by abusing and taking all credit from hundreds, even thousands of faceless (here they call them "souless") people that receive low wage and five seconds in a wall of credits with small letters. Now that he has lost control over it of course he gets upset anyone can draw like in ancient classic anime (not exactly a Ghibli style). Just like those indies that prove better than Nintendo and they don't cost 90 dollars.
AI art is not all bad. While regular people use it like WordArt on a Microsoft document, professional small teams can use it to reduce costs, offer something with the same quality a studio like Ghibli offers and get the recognition Miyazaki here will never give. Of course like everything it has its drawbacks and there are other things that need to be polished.
I've watched many japanese artists on X posting results from their own art procesed by AI and they don't make a big deal out of this. This looks more like a political issue made up by people who speak English, trace over photographs, collage other drawings then call them "references" and rip off Disney characters with a slight difference enough to call it an OC.
EDIT: Fixed small typos and corrected still today news abusive Nintendo prices.
Wrote one bible page to say the stupidest stuff ever, grab a pencil and shut up already.
Wow, someone is salty about automatization. To say something like that I bet he went outside picking rocks and wood to build paper and pencils he used everyday. Not mentioning the amount of "souless" workers that had to fill in the blanks following rules for him, because he obviously didn't animate everything alone.
why is it that whenever someone is stirring up shit, it's almost always you.
Imagine these two dressed up like that to go cheer for Shamal, their Kouhai and RL common descendant who is participating in the race... which might be the point of them being there to begin with.
Imagine these two dressed up like that to go cheer for Shamal, their Kouhai and RL common descendant who is participating in the race... which might be the point of them being there to begin with.
Only fools believe in reeducation camps in China, you can come to China to see the truth, but I guess you won't dare to go to Gaza because there are really reeducation camps for Israelis there
Fitting comparison really given how both ended up as complete messes by the end. (Though that said, the G-Reco movies did a valiant attempt to salvage it given the broken foundations)
