Greetings, I am Msilk, and if I were to describe myself, I would say that from the moment I opened my eyes to the world, I have been creating and bringing wondrous new things into existence. Everything around me fills me with amazement, just like a child for whom everything is fresh and exciting, and who learns with pure enthusiasm.
Over time, I have experimented with many artistic styles and methods, mastering some, and being less skilled in others. Art and beauty can polish the soul in any form: whether traditional and classical, whether digital, whether the entire idea and painting come from the artist’s own hand, or whether the idea is from the artist and the graphics and painting are created with AI tools. Each of these approaches has its own strengths and weaknesses.
At first, I didn’t feel good about AI‑generated art. As an artist who had spent years drawing with my own hands, I found it unsettling. But gradually I realized that anything can be used well or poorly; it all depends on the intention and mindset of the person using it.
Now, I understand both the weaknesses of artificial intelligence and the limitations of human creativity, and I use each in its proper place. I continue to create my own digital and traditional paintings, and I also use AI to bring my ideas to life.
On the Beenaha website, you can see my artworks that are entirely my own, both the idea and the full execution. You can also see images where the idea and prompt were mine, but the graphic rendering was done with AI.
Today, the most important issue should not be a battle between humans and artificial intelligence. From my perspective, the most important thing is honesty and integrity. Any artwork created with AI when the idea is from the artist should be clearly stated. And any artwork created entirely by the artist, from start to finish, should also be clearly stated.
In art and creativity, trust is built on truthfulness and transparency.
