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Lately found myself sitting at online tables with tiny stakes, not really expecting to win, and yet still unable to stop. It’s not boredom or thrill-seeking exactly. More like a weird comfort in the repetition. What makes something so unprofitable feel worth the time? Can’t decide if it’s a personal flaw or a hidden mechanism I haven’t caught onto yet. Curious if others experience the same or have looked into the "why" behind it.

I'm really interested in how artificial intelligence is changing the design industry and I want to stay ahead of the curve. I've been doing traditional graphic design for a while, but I feel like I need to learn how to effectively integrate AI tools into my workflow. Are there any specialized courses that focus on AI-assisted graphic design rather than just general design principles?

Hey comic book artists! I've been doodling characters and short comic strips in my spare time for a couple of years, but I feel like I'm hitting a wall with my artistic development. I know there's so much more to professional comic book creation than just drawing - things like panel layout, pacing, visual storytelling, and understanding the publishing industry. Are there any structured courses that can help me bridge the gap between being a hobbyist and developing the skills needed to create professional-quality comics?