Continuing my series on one of the most unexpected AI content projects I've worked on: a full visual identity and product content system for a memorial stone manufacturer. This week's task: rotating 3D product videos for the future website's product pages. The client wanted potential buyers to be able to see each memorial from every angle - the kind of interactive-feeling experience that turns browsers into buyers, even for a product this significant. Here's how it came together: I first generated the product images in Higsfield - realistic shots of the memorial plates in context. Then, using those images as a base, I created the rotating 3D videos directly in Higsfield using the Kling model with one simple prompt: product with a 360° bullet time spin against a clean white background. Why this workflow matters: Kling is particularly strong at maintaining structural consistency as objects rotate - which is critical for something like stone monuments where texture, depth, and material quality need to hold up from every angle. A gravestone that looks cheap from the side kills the sale. Starting from a high-quality generated image rather than a rough sketch gave Kling enough visual information to produce a clean, believable rotation. The result: a set of smooth 3D product videos ready to drop straight onto product pages - no studio, no 3D modeling software, no production delays.

Live: AI Product Photography – Real Case Study Today we’re breaking down a very unusual case: memorial gravestones. The task is to design the stone plaques and create realistic product photography for a client website entirely using AI. We’ll go through the full workflow: - from brief to final visuals - tools used - key decisions that made this work in a sensitive niche There will be open Q&A at the end - feel free to bring your questions. 📍 Join here: https://youtube.com/live/uuIclfH7h-0?feature=share ⏰ Starting in 5 minutes