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Moonsong replied to the thread Workflow to Find Non-AI Art.I love the museum archives too. Especially the met. Yeah, the reason I outlined the above method is for its speed and versatility. -
I’ve had the same struggle lately. I also try museum archives or artist portfolios when I have time, but your method sounds way faster.
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I used to be able to add exclusion strings: -getty for example. Because Getty and other entities have tied up billions upon billions...
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These days, I often find myself with a problem that is becoming pervasive: it's become increasingly difficult to find non-AI art. It...
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As a more serious response to this thread, I'd say do whatever one you feel more comfy with, just be cautious of purple prose. It is a...
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He has four story cycles that are usually considered his best stuff. They are: Zothique (the original 'dying earth' setting)...
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Moonsong replied to the thread Dense Prose or Rich Prose?.Where would you start with Clark Ashton Smith? What is your personal favorite? I haven't been a fan of everything I've read in this...
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Been reading Steven Norrel and Mr. Strange. It reads, at sentence level, like a nineteenth century author such as Austen, with language...
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Not all channels follow this rule, but most of them have to because it's like their only income. It's annoying but consider that for...
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^ This too :) I also note how many youtube vids are 10mins when they could say it in 2. Its because of the monetization rules.
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When we're discussing prose from these periods we should remember that many authors were paid by the word, even for their novels. There...
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I must be confused again. I loooove the prose you shared here, but I wouldn't consider it...fast paced? Just full of rich vocab and...
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I could not imagine writing with a typewriter. I make so many typos, and have so many missing words, I simply could not type an error...
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The pulp novels date to an era when the first draft was written by hand, and subsequent ones were laboriously typed out. No spell check...
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By this axe I rule, I think is Howard's best story.
