This is exactly why you should be proud to be a prompter.
And yes, concept artists are very much a thing, and selling ideas is a thing.
But do not claim to be an artist. Just be proud of what you are and move on with your day.
I'd rather be called prompter than AI-"artist".
oh shut up
of course she did. she came up with the idea, she asked whatever tools she used to do whatever she needed it to do
she drove it - she created it
you think someone has to put their hands on something in order to be the creator, well here are a number of people that didn't put their hands on anything they created
Several famous artists didn't physically paint or make many of their own works, functioning instead as conceptual directors who relied on large studios or assistants.
Andy Warhol famously operated Andy Warhol as a commercial enterprise called "The Factory," where assistants mass-produced his silkscreen prints and paintings while he provided the core concepts.
Takashi Murakami designs his vibrant works digitally on computers, leaving the actual canvas painting and sculpture production entirely to his trained studio staff.
Peter Paul Rubens ran a massive 17th-century workshop where apprentices and master painters like Anthony van Dyck executed large portions of his monumental commissions from his preliminary sketches.
Damien Hirst has produced thousands of his spot and spin paintings using large teams of assistants, famously stating that he only painted a tiny fraction of them himself.
those people are recognized as the creators of the works, THEIR NAMES are what are on those works
but THEY DIDN'T ACTUALLY DO THE WORK for a lot of their creations
stop being so blasted STUPID