I spent my weekend once again experimenting with projection mapping and wall printing this time I created a 3d model from the image to give it depth and texture using lighting, this technique came out amazing !! What do you think ? 🤔 And for the people looking to learn don’t worry i haven’t forgot and will be doing classes but before hand i want to make sure everything is working smoothly, so don’t you worry. !!

Hey everyone! 👋 I’m thinking about hosting a community call for The Wall Printing Lab to connect, share insights, and answer any questions you might have about wall printing, projection mapping, and growing your creative business. Would you be interested in joining? Let me know in the comments! Your feedback will help me pick the best time and topics to cover. Thanks, and I’m excited to chat with you all soon!

I’ve been experimenting with a prompt that transforms words into physical objects, where the letters themselves form the shape while still staying readable. Really useful for logo ideas and branding concepts. I’ve pasted the prompt below. I’ve tested this in both Gemini and ChatGPT, and personally I prefer the results from ChatGPT. All you need to do is change the word and the background colour you want and see what it creates. Feel free to share your designs below — would be good to see what everyone comes up with 👇 Prompt: A minimalist logo design where the word ..... is transformed into a physical object related to its meaning. The letters are subtly reshaped to form the silhouette of the object while remaining readable. Clean ..... background, monochrome black design, balanced composition, modern branding style, flat graphic aesthetic, even lighting, high contrast.

Hey everyone! Hope you all had an awesome weekend. I’d love to hear what you’ve been working on lately, feel free to share your projects and any cool updates.

Today I had a play with a new effect, similar to the 3d effect used on iPhones called spatial photos, I applied it to a print using a projector, depending on the design I can see people making some really cool prints using this method !