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The Artist’s Guide to Thriving with AI
This book is your guide to thriving—not just surviving—as an artist in the age of artificial intelligence. Written by a creative who once resisted AI but now uses it daily, it’s honest, practical, and deeply human.
Inside, you’ll
A mindset shift—from fear to possibility
Practical ways to bring AI into your workflow without losing your voice
Examples of artists who are making powerful work with machine collaboration
Creative prompts, tools, and a challenge to help you get started
A clear path to keep your art real—and make it future-ready
Whether you’re a painter, writer, designer, musician, or maker, this is your invitation to play, experiment, and reclaim your creative power—with AI as your assistant, not your replacement.
Inside, you’ll
A mindset shift—from fear to possibility
Practical ways to bring AI into your workflow without losing your voice
Examples of artists who are making powerful work with machine collaboration
Creative prompts, tools, and a challenge to help you get started
A clear path to keep your art real—and make it future-ready
Whether you’re a painter, writer, designer, musician, or maker, this is your invitation to play, experiment, and reclaim your creative power—with AI as your assistant, not your replacement.
50 pages, Paperback
Published April 1, 2025
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April 1, 2025
Okay, real talk: I didn’t think I’d make it past the first chapter but....
I bought The Artist’s Guide to Thriving with AI because I was feeling kind of desperate. Like, the world is changing fast and I didn’t want to get left behind, but also—I hated the idea of letting some machine into my creative space. That space feels sacred. And AI? It felt like an invader.
But this book surprised me. It didn’t talk down to me or try to sell me on some "become an AI art superstar in 10 days" BS. It felt like sitting across from another artist who’s been through the same rollercoaster of confusion, fear, curiosity—and finally, acceptance. Not the "give up and conform" kind of acceptance, but something softer. More... collaborative.
I bought The Artist’s Guide to Thriving with AI because I was feeling kind of desperate. Like, the world is changing fast and I didn’t want to get left behind, but also—I hated the idea of letting some machine into my creative space. That space feels sacred. And AI? It felt like an invader.
But this book surprised me. It didn’t talk down to me or try to sell me on some "become an AI art superstar in 10 days" BS. It felt like sitting across from another artist who’s been through the same rollercoaster of confusion, fear, curiosity—and finally, acceptance. Not the "give up and conform" kind of acceptance, but something softer. More... collaborative.
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