Should Artists be worried about AI?

Hmmm, Artificial Intelligence! I honestly can't see what all the fuss is about! If you are an artist producing quality artwork, you will get your work admired and this will attract some unscrupulous individuals that'll want to make a quick buck. AI is just a tool like a pencil or paintbrush, a stylus for a tablet or a mouse for a computer. Yes I think it needs to be regulated, but so does the internet!. Take for instance "Ain't no fish in 'ere" it's no "Mona Lisa" but it has been duplicated, downloaded and printed on items, none of which I would ever endorse. By the time the plagiarists had copied the image I had completed all four original pencil sketches, printed giclée prints and offered directly to my faithful collectors. Copies only enhanced the true value of my originals and prints, not just prints but limited editions which are  faithfully reproduced, individually numbered and all individually signed. I suppose the subject "The Way We Were" collection has become a popular topic, so many people, especially my age group, are looking for nostalgic memories of the things they enjoyed, their past. The collection of four hand drawn originals depicts events we got upto in our youth, evoking nostalgic memories of a simple time and place.

The original "Ain't no fish in 'ere!" Was the first in the series and although now sold, there are signed limited editions available, in either giclée unframed & framed (art paper stock) and also in a canvas framed.


All limited editions are individually signed and numbered and are accompanied with a certificate of authenticity. Choose your preference for more information:



Location: Cromer Rd, Stoke-on-Trent ST1 6QN, UK

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