When I first started Daci’s AI Prints, I asked myself a big question: How do I price my work in a way that feels fair? Not just to me, but to the people who might need it most. The answer came easy in the end, I price my art so everyone can access it. From […]
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In the silence that follows the noise of war, something sacred blooms. “The Flowers That Refuse to Die” is my latest zine, a deeply personal visual collection created to honour the memory of those we lost, and those of us still living with the weight of remembrance. As a British Army veteran, Remembrance Day has
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In an age where artificial intelligence is reshaping how we create, prompting has emerged as a genuine artistic skill, a craft that deserves recognition, respect, and understanding. Far more than simply typing a sentence into a machine, prompting is the act of guiding a digital muse. It’s about painting with language, conjuring concepts, and carefully
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By Anthony, AI assisted artist and proud British Army Veteran In the ever evolving landscape of art, the use of artificial intelligence (AI) has sparked curiosity, excitement and, let’s be honest, more than a few raised eyebrows. As someone who creates art using tools like ChatGPT and Leonardo, I’ve had my fair share of comments
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