| ▲ | cthalupa 3 hours ago | |||||||
> But if you worked at a fantasy publishing house and commissioned a cover painting, it might take a fair amount of work for you to get the artist to create something in line with what you envisioned. If you do this infrequently, you're a commissioner of work. If you do it daily, in-house, for your own products... you might just have the title "Art Director." | ||||||||
| ▲ | networked 3 hours ago | parent [-] | |||||||
> If you do it daily, in-house, for your own products... you might just have the title "Art Director." "Art director" seems accurate for what a skillful user of art generators with a specific vision does. I have also thought that since people find "director" lofty (thanks to auteur theory?) and therefore pretentious to assume, one could borrow "producer" from Vocaloid: https://vocaloid.fandom.com/wiki/Producer (alternative front end: https://antifandom.com/vocaloid/wiki/Producer). | ||||||||
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