The example I thought of was someone who we watched a video on in an art class I took in highschool. He was in a wheelchair, either quadra or just paraplegic, can’t remember which, but he had a whole set up where he could have his canvas move and rotate so he could work on specific parts of it. Don’t remember his name, but definitely vaguely remember the video, so it definitely left some form of impact on me.
I would also assume the AI “art” bros talking about AI “art” for disabled people would be furious at those people for disproving their claims. Especially since those same bros have no excuse other than lack of drive and talent as to why they aren’t anywhere near as good of artists as people with disabilities.
The example I thought of was someone who we watched a video on in an art class I took in highschool. He was in a wheelchair, either quadra or just paraplegic, can’t remember which, but he had a whole set up where he could have his canvas move and rotate so he could work on specific parts of it. Don’t remember his name, but definitely vaguely remember the video, so it definitely left some form of impact on me.
I would also assume the AI “art” bros talking about AI “art” for disabled people would be furious at those people for disproving their claims. Especially since those same bros have no excuse other than lack of drive and talent as to why they aren’t anywhere near as good of artists as people with disabilities.