Classically trained artist with 3D roots since the 90s pushes back on the 'pick up a pencil' AI art critics
dreamwieber · x · 2026-09-28
In an AI art debate, a creator who is also restoring 80 acres of farmland to regenerative practices fired back at the "pick up a pencil" crowd: she holds a fine art degree from a prestigious college, has been 3D modeling since the 90s, wrote apps in the manual reference-counting era, and has released open source software. Her point: people with deep traditional art backgrounds also use AI tools, defying the stereotype that AI users lack artistic fundamentals.
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