Vicky Aurelia Chua

Hi, I'm Vicky! I am a multidisciplinary designer who aspires to make ideas come to life. I am passionate about all things design related including UX, motion, 3D modelling, and illustration. The 'I'm Not a Robot' campaign aims to educate and raise awareness of how AI-generated art has affected artists. I designed a website that is AI-free and works as a collaborative safe space for artists to post their art without the concerns of AI stealing it. The campaign is supported by an interactive quiz that challenges the participants to differentiate between human and AI-generated art, as well as promotional posters that show support for human artists and not AI.

I'm Not a Robot - Campaign

The 'I'm Not a Robot' campaign seeks to educate and raise awareness of how AI-generated art has affected human artists. The campaign aims to support artists on the topic of AI stealing art, reminding people of the uniqueness of human art, along with seeking to educate the differences between AI and human art.

I'm Not a Robot - Campaign Website

The 'I'm not a Robot' campaign supports artists by providing an AI-free space for artists, creators, and designers to comfortably post and share their artwork without the concerns of AI stealing, manipulating, or saving as a part of their database.

I'm Not a Robot - Educational Quiz

The educational quiz is an indirect way to educate and spot the difference between AI-generated images and real human-made art. By the end of the quick and simple guessing game, the participants would have a better understanding of what makes human art different and how unique it is from AI-generated art.

I'm Not a Robot - Promotional Poster

I'm Not a Robot - Promotional Poster Series

The series of posters are used to promote the campaign. The bold statements give a direct message to support human artists, not AI. The posters are illustrated in a way that showcases the imperfections of an unfinished generated artwork, paired with the pixel bitmap effect to support the campaign's concept. The different typefaces and textures also emphasise the difference between humans and AI.

Design Research Kit

As AI-generated art has been more engaged with, the Design Research Kit helped provide information on how art and design students view “AI stealing art”. The DRK also assisted in knowing the opinions and perspectives around the debate on AI art, how it borders on taking inspiration and stealing, and finding a possible solution that best solves that matter.

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