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If you're eligible, remember to vote tomorrow or else your political opinion literally doesn't matter.
While it's important to know what parts of music appeals to you, the point of music is a lot more than just "sounding good". Like art, it's a vehicle for many kinds of expression.
Character can serve narrative purpose, but the expectation that every part of a character must do so carries stigmatization of those traits. For example, there's an expectation that when a character is black, they HAVE to talk about black issues. People can't just be black.
I promise I still draw. I've just been going through a lot of life things that made it kinda hard to focus on it. I am in a better position now tho.
Apologies for talking about AI so much, but it's an issue that legitimately bothers me so much because it shouldn't be this difficult to discuss something this impactful.
That's the nature of discovering art. Not everything will connect with you and that's all good! When you do find something you like, it's truly special. I personally really enjoyed Cucumber Quest. It's unfortunately on indefinite hiatus though...
Software Developer and Artist's take on the whole art vs code discourse. Writing code is different from creating art in many ways that makes the usage of LLMs helpful to developers without compromising their problem solving and coding skills. Both suffer from overreliance on AI.
Drawing from imagination directly builds on skills that are trained via observation. Even Kim Jung Gi recommended studying. I don't think the act of using references necessarily negates the ability to make artistic decisions unless you're literally copying something.
