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Brilliant Poles and Polesses - presentation [65]
then read it in parts when you have time
No, even if I have time I won`t read it. I acquired this tradition by dealing with Poloniusz and other guys like that. You have just joined the team. :):):)
A very short summary
That`s much better. Try to use this shortened style next time when replying to me. No need to compose tedious essays. :):):)
his style was prompted in AI art generators more often than that of Picasso, Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci:
Funny. You claim that certain Rutkowski created his own style which is more popular than Picasso`s and others. So why have I never heard of Rutkowski before?? Has he been already proclaimed the most influential artist of all times???? :):):)
The truth is that his art is equally repetitive as hundreds of other creators before him. Check this comment on Rutkowski with which I agree:
Whilst I sympathise with artists who may be upset about their styles being co-opted for, say, untasteful works ... I ultimately don't believe you need consent to copy another artist's style. I think it goes without saying that new artists are influenced by artists of the past - no artist creates in a vacuum. Was it wrong for artists to mimic Picasso's cubism? Or Rembrandt's romanticism? What about the artists that inspired Picasso and Rembrandt themselves, did they give consent (was it required)? It's not plagiarism since no direct work of theirs is taken - it's just influence. 
