My point was, RorrKonn, that the medium something was created in doesn't make it art.  Or, just because someone is doing something new and different doesn't mean it's art, either.  Art is subjective, and to say that because someone purchased a part of what's in their artwork it's not art is ridiculous.  Painters purchase both paint and canvas.  Photographers purchase their cameras, lenses, film, chemicals, and paper.  3D artists buy their applications, and some purchase content for said applications.  So there are people out there who do the point and click renders.  Big deal.  Look in the "high end" galleries and see how many of them are basically a reflective ball over a surface, especially the newbies with the program.  When you start out, it's the "oh, cool, I can do that!!" feeling.  Some people don't grow with that, but whatever, it's not up to us to judge them for it.  We don't have to like it, but, really, if you want to make art, make art.  If you're worried that other people using the same app as you aren't making art, well, really, there are people using every media known to man that aren't making "art" in my eyes, and getting acolades.  So, you can fret about it, even the tiniest bit, or you can just get over it and do what you do.  In the end, you can't change what other people do, only the way you look at it.

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