u/Cultural-Skin3784

I love art and I like the process of making art, I don't want to prompt anything, and let a computer guess work.

I just want to make art and make money with it, for a while there has been this exchange, use your art for companies that need your art to market their products, which was fair, balanced.

but now AI can do almost anything in the motion design and product Viz world, to survive now you need to do something AI can't do, be so exceptional, like working on complicated precise work, working on something minimalist like a studio render work is looking pointless.

The middle guys are being squished, we all know humans don't care, as long as it's good, fast and cheap we will use it or buy it, we can't rely on the sentiment of "support human artist" that doesn't seem realistic long term.

So I'm asking how are you Artist adjusting to this, is there a motivation to do work so you get hired or are you thinking of switching careers, doing art as a hobby or are you trying to scale you skill to survive this AI take over or am I over reacting.

Thanks for your time.

Hi guys need to pick my fellow artist brain who have been working in this industry.

I am a 3d character artist, who is thinking of moving to small scale product ads and product visualization with image and videos.

I tend to have doubt if this is a right move, my question is can you make a good living freelancing doing this?

Would love to hear your thoughts, thanks for the time.

Hey guys, new to Houdini, been learning for 3 months now, starting to get the hang of it, please how would you do this in Houdini? Not sure how to go about this, if it's an RBD solver with forces and a mask. thanks for your time