#i love lean

[suweeka]

[2008-suburbs]

leannn

[whuzzat]

[termlnally-caprlclous]

My older sister doesn't know shit about DJ Yellow help.

[quinn4g]

[justyourfelix]

Silly rage sona go brrrr!!

[codienenotbrandie]

<3

[wockhardtbodycount]

Enjoy some Qua with your bae..

[arilovescookies]

Old goofy art

Ragshsgwtrrr sillah sillah (on the first photo u can some silly photos that I printed muehehegauahei)

(djpon3 is not listening!!!!!!!!!! Her ass is not listenidng!!!!!)

[skridz]

Ai art will never win. It will never replace human art and will die out eventually.

1.) Ai art feeds off of itself, at this point. On social media, ai will replicate whatever gets clout, over and over and over until it runs out of ideas and/or everything is nonsensical. Ai art is also currently pulling from other ai art, resulting in worse and worse images.

2.) We have seen things like this before in history. When the camera was first invented, artists were horrified because it was their job to replicate what was happening in history through painting. We still have cameras, we still have still life paintings. Why? We want real human creativity.

3.) Ai can never replicate art the way humans can. Ai art almost looks uncanny or lifeless. Ai art also can't seem to get certain features down, like hands, or bring itself to create darker pieces of artwork.

Ai art is consistently unsatisfactory and can never overtake real artists.

[kimo-the-bloop]

me and my brother rn (mario oddesy)

kimo: okay archie, so you won't jump off the edge and yell "i love lean" anymore right? archie: right 5 seconds later archie, flying down the building: I LOVE LEAN!!!!!!

[pez666]

normal lain

[therealsoulking]

Alright somebody's gotta start drawing Johnny from Guilty Gear drinking "Just Lean".

[p1xel-error404]

epic deltarune theory

[alonsolobotomy]

every so often i find this screenshot and i start violently sobbing and laughing

[quinn4g]

yupp