#digital art

Should we trust AI-generated art as original, or is it just glorified theft?

Does using AI for creativity make you a “real” creator, or just a prompt jockey?

Would you switch from painting to digital art if you could save money on supplies?

Does integrating AI into your NFT project actually lower its resale value?

Are NFTs dead or just too expensive to buy?

Are NFTs really dead, or are the people saying that just too poor to afford good ones?

Has the AI boom made NFTs obsolete for artists?

Are NFTs really just overpriced JPEGs, or is it hate from people who missed the boat?

Will AI art ever stop needing human fixes

Is digital art killing the soul of manga and comics, or is pen-and-ink nostalgia just gatekeeping?

Did the ‘Bored Ape’ hype ever feel real, or was it always a rich people’s inside joke?

Will AI make art totally meaningless

Is buying an NFT still cool or just embarrassing now?

Do NFTs actually add value to digital art, or are they just a speculative glitch in the system?

Are NFTs just overpriced JPEGs, or is everyone who says that just not getting it?

How do you justify NFTs when you're trying to live sustainably?

With AI art in anime, are you still valuing traditional hand-drawn animation?

How do you think AI art will actually affect indie comics and manga going forward?

Have creator rights changed your view on AI-generated comics or anime art?

Is owning an NFT just a status symbol for people who missed out on early Bitcoin?