The Edge Lives in the Overlap
From 6th grade through 12th grade I went to an art school.
All the arts were part of the curriculum but you majored in one and minored in the other.
By the time I graduated my focus was video cinema arts and theater (odd that I ever became a cop...), but over that time I was able to dive deep into all the arts.
dance, band, creative writing and even visual arts.
There's a large part of the arts community that is anti-AI or anything like this that takes the "skill" out of the art.
I get that. I really do. But here's the thing-
By nature, art Is ever evolving.
It's in the DNA of an artist to push the limits, color outside the lines, operate outside the box, think different, question the status quo and pave their won path.
This business idea is no different.
This is the future for art in all ways.
Instead of battling with the tech, USE it.
Sure this is cool in the hands of an untrained line tracer, but imagine this being in the hands of an actual visual artist.
The REAL success I believe people will find will be in the overlap of the old and the new.
The skills that you already have, paired with the tech of the times.
Is it possible to make $10k just by tracing some lines?
— Chris Koerner (@mhp_guy) December 21, 2025
Thanks to these new VR goggles, yes!
There's a massive business opportunity here.
This guy charges money to paint murals on fences and buildings.
Now when I first saw this, I was kind of on the fence about it…
But… pic.twitter.com/aQ3v4lWROq