Letting go of old tools isn’t just a financial decision. For many creatives, it’s an identity shift. This article explores what happens when gear meant to prove seriousness starts to feel like a constraint, and how AI workflows can reshape how you think about craft, ownership, and creative freedom.
An AI creative workflow is a way of working where ideas are explored, tested, and shaped before heavy production begins. This post explains how that shift removes logistical constraints and lets imagination move into execution faster, without replacing creative judgment.
When The Visual Dome showed up in my Instagram feed, it felt like one of those accounts that was just suddenly there, as a fully formed idea.
Commercial creative work still deserves care. But it’s often built to move, scale, and be replaced. This piece explores how understanding that context changes how we think about craft, burnout, and AI.
This morning, a man who cosplays as a Jedi is calling me a thief for using AI. He’s certain. Uncurious. Completely resolved.
Most professionals using AI aren’t level zero. They’re basically walking in on New Game Plus. They’ve already beaten whole chapters of the old game.
