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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sacrosanct" data-source="post: 9880914" data-attributes="member: 15700">On a related note, I just got back as a vendor from a convention (Gamestorm), and most conventions I've been to, if any vendor showed up with AI work, they would be run out of the building (It actually happened in a big Chicago comicon a year or so ago IIRC).That seems like a majority to me. Not only a majority who won't buy "your" stuff, but you're asking for a lot more trouble than just lost customers by insisting on using AI for published work.The good news is it doesn't have to be a permanent death mark.  When Midjourney first came out a few years ago, I admit I even used it.  Then I talked with my artist friends and learned how it worked and immediately refused to use it any longer. Life is about learning and being better, even after making mistakes. So I'd suggest that folks who insist on using AI listen to all of the other folks who have already run that road, and save yourself some trouble.</blockquote>