AI doesnt have to replace talent

Art is fairly resilient and all kinds of animation are still being created even by the younger generation. One reason is of course that it is just fun to do. Is it economically viable? I don’t know.
Why do people suddenly buy vinyl records? It’s hardly practical.
I read about a filmmaker the other day who wanted to make a film with what was available in the early seventies as that suited his subject. So that is what he did.
As a result of this thread, I have started experimenting a bit, and I have had some encouraging results. I will post about that in the showcase area. It is sort of an investigative endeavor: how can I make the AI tools work for me.

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As a result of this thread, I have started experimenting a bit, and I have had some encouraging results. I will post about that in the showcase area. It is sort of an investigative endeavor: how can I make the AI tools work for me.

IIRC, you like a more stylized look to your animations
You may want to have a look at this service that generates 360 degree AI environmental maps that you can use as environment in Iclone.

I hoarded about 100 of these 360 degree skyboxes over a year a ago for free before they locked downloads behind a rentwall

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