What I'm gonna do.
If you don't like it, too bad. Im doing it anyways.
form a company that's a "Record label", media network & mobil app. sounds simple. jk
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why am I doing this. most because nobody else its, I'm good at it and somebody is eventually and im not tryin to be sayin damn that should been me. also I wouldn't mind telling some ppl I told you so. .. mr. baghwandin
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AI is revolutionizing everything, and while we can't predict the workforce landscape in a decade—especially in specific trades—one thing is certain: people will always create art. Despite the struggle for artists to make substantial income, they continue to produce their work passionately. My mission is to harness this rapid change to establish a new model that makes art profitable for creators. This will not only spark a wave of emerging talent but also redefine the stigma surrounding professional artists, highlighting that true success is measured by the respect of peers rather than income
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ive done this for a long time. over time ive picked up on a few things. 1. there's a lot of real artists, but even the best ones don't make jack. 2. 99% of them don't have the time or marketing skills to develop an effective network of clientele. Mostly they work like normal ppl focusing on one piece at time and one client at a time. I think we can do better. I think we can be the missing link that has separated the individual artist from the global market with a slight tweak in the approach.
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in the creative arts industry one specific type stands out as a major outlier, the music industry. since the digital revolution we've seen musical artists financial income skyrocket. a digital product to the consumer and a centralized marketplace. free of the supply and logistics costs of the previous products. tape cds, records. the music industry boom was a result of multiple timely formations and technology advances. armed with a digital product, our smartphones now became a vessel direct to the consumers fingertips. no trip to the store or sorting through bins of records. just boom in your hand, music. although a visual and audible product are very different, adapting a already broken system holds the potential for a massive return on investment for the company that can best connect this digital product to the consumer.
the world is becoming more digital by the day. getting in front of this is not just critical its necessary if a company is to survive the change. luckily we've got a similar situation where the digital displays have given us a vessel with access direct to the consumer. a slight reimagintaion of our Tv to incude an aesthetic and customizable appearance transforms it into a piece of technology with remarkable potential. previously we've viewed art as a physical product that would consume a fixed area space per image. a digital display disconnects this attachment of image to area space letting us display potentially unlimited images in a single area space with a digital rotation.
