Lately, the ChatGPT image generator insists that it can't generate more images due to an 'error on [its] side". Is this a sign that I should quit using AI?
Also, are there any easy ways to study and practice drawing?
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How do you think people learned to draw before AI?
Look up tutorials online. DeviantART is a shithole nowadays but it has a massive repository of art tutorials on damn near every subject matter. You can also find tutorials on YouTube or via your search engine of choice.
Go to bookstores and libraries, if there's one near your house. There's a wealth of art instruction books available to you.
And just draw, man. Draw the stuff that's around you. Still life, a tree, a squirrel, your friend, whatever. You learn best by doing, when it comes to art.
And finally, stop using AI, period. AI steals artists work and takes jobs away, not to mention the heinous environmental impact.
There's really no "easy" way to learn how to be an artist besides what I've suggested above. Like with any skill, it takes a lot of practice and a lot of time.
Source: artist for 30+ years.
What does "Fuck AI" suggest to you?
No, please continue destroying the world instead of honing your talents. It's what God wants.
Yes, it was a sign that you should quit using AI.
To practice drawing, find a copy of " Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain Workbook." (you don't need the "theory" book, just do the exercises in the workbook.)
Hey this book is really good and the best drawings I have ever made were when practicing with it good recommendation!
Give drawabox a try.
I don't understand the question. But yes.