Raw LLM Responses

I can see me as an "AI artist", but I am not a "Prompter" or a "prompt crafter". In Photoshop I have used 'in-paint' rather long time to remove objects from my photos, I do not take photos to document things but to have as starting point for images I make, and that "Magic Eraser" is in large AI. Now I do 3D figures in Blender, but rather than spend a day UV-unwrap and another day make a texture, I just do vertex-painting do get the base colors, then I render out that image. I send it to my local AI (Invoke) and then have reference images of my character and a trained "LORA" with my characters and the AI do texture the image for me. It look almost exactly how it would do is I had painted it, but I save time. So I work in 3D and I also use Krita for digital painting, I composite the image in Blender again, then I finalize my work with AI that I have trained on my art... and for some reason, even I came up with the idea, I worked with my art manually for days and even weeks, the last step make folk look down at me as "A prompter", a creator of slop", a low life that is destroying the real artists; that may use Adobes AI functions to fix lines and remove artifacts. As in the beginning when folk saw "clip art" as theft and digital slop, there was a huge diference between folk that just just Clip Art to make a birthday card or make websites, compared to artist that jumped from analog oil and paint to digital canvas and painting; the same goes for AI art just now. There is slop, fast made prompt "prompt crafting" and artists like me that just see AI as yet another tool to help me create.