Will AI replace artists in the next 5-10 years?
This question was asked by one of our readers. It’s no secret that AI has the potential to replace jobs in multiple industries. The rise of AI threatens the livelihoods of artists across the world, as machines are poised to take their jobs. While this may be a good thing for self-employed artists who want to get paid more for their work, it’s a bad thing for artists who rely on their day jobs to make a living.
It’s not just artists that are at risk of losing their jobs to AI, as screenwriters, writers, voice actors, and programmers are also at risk of being replaced. However, the art community strongly objects to AI art and many companies still hire professional artists for their work. Will AI completely replace artists in the next 5-10 years?
There are those who argue that AI will not replace artists completely, as there is still a demand for hand-drawn artwork in certain industries. This is true, but it’s important to consider the passion and personal touch that human artists bring to their work. While it may not always be easy to make a living as an artist, there’s something special about an artist who draws by hand or paints by hand. It’s also true that AI can provide time savings and efficiencies, but it’s easy to forget the passion and personal touch that artists bring to their work.
In terms of learning to draw well, it does not necessarily take a long time. Learning the fundamentals and developing your own art style can help you create comics or other forms of artwork. However, there are some who argue that learning to draw well takes a lot of time and effort, which may not be worth it if you’re not planning to become a professional artist. Ultimately, while AI may have its advantages, it’s not realistic to think that it will completely replace artists, as their unique creativity and perspective cannot be replicated by machines.
Learn to draw with these books:
The following are some of the best books on drawing that you can learn from:
The Manga Guide to Physics by Paul McGrillis and Graham Manley
Learn how to draw manga with this manga guide to physics. This book teaches you how to draw manga characters and scenes with accurate physics. Learn how gravity works and the different ways that characters can move in a scene.
How to Draw Manga, Vol. 1 by Shin Nitta
This is a great manga guide that teaches you how to draw manga characters, scenes, and props. This book covers everything from basic strokes to more advanced techniques. Learn how to draw manga expressions and how to use perspective in your drawings.
