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I am sure that at some point, when both the technology advances, and the next generation grows up with these possibilities and, even more crucially, the new visuals firmly changing their tastes and expectations, it won't be as easy to tell the difference anymore. It might be, as several commentators above have pointed out, that fine art will still remain special, with only a few being able to produce it. You can change picture size for free at on your computer and they have an inexpensive monthly subscription (which I have not used but plan to when I get time to edit my pictures) that does lots of things. CBS report on cheap counterfeit paintings from China The Waterlogue app in the Android Playstore is not by the same people and, according to most of the reviews is all ads and Spam.Lines and Colors reviews 'How I Paint Dinosaurs'.
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