I work on an art tool that takes an idea or reference image through different styles and into a framed or unframed print. I'm trying to understand the point where a generated image stops being a fun file and becomes something you'd want to live with. Two practical checks before printing: compare the crop at the frame's actual ratio, and mark the intended size on the wall with painter's tape. A composition that works on a phone can feel very different at poster size. If you've hung digital or AI art at home, what made the piece personal enough to keep? If you haven't, what holds you back? I'm connected to the product and would value honest feedback, especially from people decorating homes in the US.   submitted by   /u/kulaaa777 [link]   [comments]