As a creative, it’s easy to feel pushed aside by a new AI tool every week. One minute it’s a personal assistant, the next it’s image generation, then it’s a tool designed to optimise how you use those tools. It’s a lot.
But in the middle of it all, creating with your hands feels more valuable than ever. The trial and error. The happy accidents. The genuine, childlike passion that comes from making something because you care about it, not just because you can generate it.
