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Once that sticky digital paint his the canvas, the whole texture of the piece starts to transform. It's funny. After a year of seeing AI work get posted on social media, I've begun to tune out art that has that overly abstract feel to it. I'm feeling much more attached the the content of the pieces I see in my feed rather than just the mood and flavor of them. That feels like a healthy reminder to me to focus on that for myself. In order to feel like I'm completed this piece, I've had to paint over and redesign just about every inch of the original AI renders. At this point, I'm really wondering if it would be faster to just draw the thing from scratch.

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Annie DiMattia

I've been reading tarot and studying symbology for 38 years. As a professional psychic/medium, I feel compelled to mention that the High Priestess sits on a throne, depicting her stature or position. the placement of the crescent moon is also important, as she has it at her feet to depict her foundation in the mystical. I don't mean to criticize your art at all, as it's so personal. But as a tarot card, the placement of the symbols needs to make sense...otherwise it's just your own, and meaningful more to you than the masses. I'm only mentioning this in the event that you intend to sell this as part of your deck that you're working on. Perhaps I'm a traditionalist, but despite the beauty of this piece, this does not speak to me as "High Priestess" as a card reader.

Roman Hinterreiter

I think the stuff you make form scratch looks and feels way better. Much more personal and meaningful to me

Karin Haberlin

Personally, I like it! I noticed that in earlier versions, he had more obvious pillars- but they have morphed into the trees. But that's me, and I tend to be less of a traditionalist. Also not a professional.