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Standing for art accessibility and inclusion against luddite fascism

4 images · Originally posted December 28, 2022

Noise painted images sketched in Photoshop using noise painting techniques and refined in Stable Diffusion. This art is designed as a counter protest to the NoAI protest on artstation. I'm commenting on the fear mongering, disinformation, hate speech, and outright fascism expressed by the NoAI hate group against the artstation community.
Standing for art accessibility and inclusion against luddite fascism — image 1
I mean, I shouldn't need to spell out what I'm saying here about the NoAI camp, and their campaign of disinformation, organized harassment, and hate speech.
Standing for art accessibility and inclusion against luddite fascism — image 2
When fascists give you inhuman art hating hate symbols, it's important to stand up to them with peace and expression, subvert those symbols with your ideals of acceptance and tolerance.
Standing for art accessibility and inclusion against luddite fascism — image 3
Not the strongest piece in this collection, but it's one that I found entertaining. Speaking mainly to the thin skinned nature of the fascist NoAI camp, that goes out of their way to silence marginalized voices in their own community, and beyond.
Standing for art accessibility and inclusion against luddite fascism — image 4
I imagine all this obsessing on the work of other people has gotta make you hungy. Here, have some fruit! And reconsider how you're treating hobbyists in a predominantly queer artform.