Thank you to everyone who pulled up to class last night! Last night was crazy good. Y’all showed up ready to learn and we didn’t stop — we literally went until almost 11 PM 🤯. The energy was unmatched. We dug into: 1️⃣ How to stop drift (when your character slowly changes frame to frame) 2️⃣ Using seeds — the DNA of an image — to lock consistency 3️⃣ The No Prompt Method for crisp, ref-only accuracy 4️⃣ Plus, a little marketing + funnel talk so your visuals = sales. The vibe was heavy community + growth… and I’m humbled seeing how hungry everyone is. 🙌🏽 🔥 Replay drops today. Don’t miss it.

No link needed — it’s happening right here! I’ll record it too, so everyone can catch the replay. 🚀 Why now? Because AI is the ultimate shortcut. Create visuals, twins, or packs in hours, not weeks. Low cost, high impact — no studio or team needed. Sell once, profit forever. Early adopters grab attention AND dollars The tools are here. The audience is ready. The time to monetize is now. 💎

You can make money off your visuals without ever showing your secret tools. People aren’t buying your workflow—they’re buying the vibe. Here’s how I do it: - I use Whisk + Canva to make my visuals, but when I sell them? I call it FlowerGryd. 🔥 - Followers get ready-to-use visuals that hit, without knowing my secret combo. Your move: 1️⃣ Package the result, not the tools – finished look > workflow. 2️⃣ Give templates/packs – Canva files, pre-edited images, graphics. Drop in text, boom, instant glow. 3️⃣ Teach the vibe, not the system – colors, layering, textures… keep your workflow private. 4️⃣ Brand it – name it something dope: FlowerGryd, BaBeEffect or anything similar. They get the WOW effect, you get paid 💸, your secret sauce stays yours.

MINE IS DOWN BELOW...Feel free to change it up. Let's see what you guys come up with. This was fun PHOTO PROMPT: A surreal, hyper-realistic artwork of two women interacting through picture frames on a wall. The woman (see attached photo for reference) in the top frame, wearing a mustard yellow jacket, is carefully pouring a bucket of vivid bright lime green liquid downward. The woman in the bottom frame, wearing a maroon jacket, holds another bucket with a shocked and surprised expression as the liquid splashes wildly into it. The scene plays with perspective and illusion, making it appear as though the frames are portals connecting them. Dramatic lighting, sharp details, and cinematic composition emphasize the surreal, mind-bending nature of the artwork. Highly detailed, 8k, ultra-realistic, imaginative. MOTION PROMPT: Characters: Woman 1 (reference photo): Mustard yellow jacket, inside the top frame. She slowly and carefully tilts a bucket, pouring vivid bright lime green liquid downward. Woman 2: Maroon jacket, inside the bottom frame. She reacts with a shocked, wide-eyed expression as the liquid splashes wildly into the bucket she’s holding. Scene Description: Two ornate wall-mounted frames, aligned vertically, functioning as connected portals.Surreal illusion: liquid seamlessly flows from the top frame into the bottom frame.The green liquid splashes, creating slow-motion droplets and reflections, enhancing realism. Women’s movements are expressive, with natural head turns, hand motions, and visible reactions.Perspective and camera angle shift slightly, giving a cinematic sense of depth and immersion. Output Formatting & Constraints Style: Hyper-realistic, surrealist, cinematic art.Video: 5–10 seconds looping shot.Resolution: 8K ultra-detailed rendering.Lighting: Dramatic, high-contrast with cinematic shadows and highlights.Motion: Smooth and natural — pouring, liquid splash, woman’s shocked reaction, camera pan.Composition: Frame-to-frame interaction is central, with sharp detail on liquid texture, fabric, and facial expressions.

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