2026-01-17 20:15 UTC
@ScientistRebellion obviously this was quickly done, but it does have the distinct advantage that it doesn't contain any amputations in it.
I dropped the people from the second image because I generally don't like to depict native cultures without first either researching or consulting with them about the depiction.
You have my permission to use this image anywhere you like in any context that you like for no charge, on the sole condition that you stop using genAI for your marketing materials.
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@foxyoreos@mastodon.social 2026-01-17 20:17
@ScientistRebellion these image generation tools are recent.You were capable of making marketing material before they dropped on the market, and you still are! And you're on the Fediverse, if you put out general community calls for one-off art pieces, you would probably get responses. And there are dozens of creative commons sites with gorgeous photographs you can use. You don't need to use an environmentally and socially destructive tool to promote your organization. You're better than that.