Hi - part 2 - me walking through creating more assets. Let me know if there's no sound or any issues. WATCH HERE.

I am showing you behind the scenes of HOLO AI to create more social media content. Watch my loom bite here. And vote for your favorite ad! Watch here

I saw this on X @Artcrush WIN YOUR FIRST MUSEUM EXHIBITION Get exhibited at the @rijksmuseum like Van Gogh & Rembrandt 5 WINNERS TO SHARE +€300K VALUE IN PRIZES Interested? COMMENT with 1-2 Artworks Follow @artcrush & @GoogleAI RT + TAG 2 friends DETAILS: All Artists, Amateurs, Art & Ai enthusiasts are invited to join the "Google Gemini Art Exhibition: Rijksmuseum Remix". Step 1: learn all about this Open Call & Prizes by reading this presentation: https://bit.ly/GoogleOpenCall Step 2: download one or more Artwork(s) from the Rijksmuseum Art Collection here: https://rijksmuseum.nl/en/collection Step 3: Remix the original Artwork(s) & create your own Artwork by using the Google Ai tools (eg Veo3 / Nano Banana). Other techniques and digital tools (like Photoshop) are allowed too. Step 4: Once your Artworks are ready, upload them through the Google Form here: https://bit.ly/GoogleUploadArtwork Step 5: Sharing your Artwork on socials with #GoogleGeminiArtRemix is enormously appreciated Deadline? February 15th, 2026 Be quick. First light catches the most gold.

If you’re working with AI imagery, virtual photoshoots, fashion, branding, or product visuals, this is your shortcut through the chaos. These platforms aren’t just “image generators” they’re AI-powered production studios. Below is a curated rundown of the most interesting AI image / photoshoot / fashion aggregators right now and what they’re actually good at 👇 🆕 BrandAgency.ai (NEW) 🔗 https://brandagency.ai by Jenna Soard at our loved SAIS! What it does well: • End-to-end AI brand imagery • Campaign-style visuals • Feels like an agency, not a tool Best for: Founders, brand builders, and creatives who want polished, campaign-ready visuals without managing 10 tools. 🏭 Code Create / AIDA Platform What it does well: • Enterprise-level AI fashion + design workflows • Scaled content generation for industry Best for: Fashion brands, retailers, and teams working at production scale. 🧵 PatternFast What it does well: • Generates patterns, not just images • Textile + surface design focus Best for: Designers, fabric creators, fashion tech, interiors. 📸 Caimera 🔗 https://www.caimera.ai What it does well: • AI photoshoots • Consistent lighting, poses, product shots Best for: E-commerce brands, product-based businesses, lookbooks. 🎓 STUDY XR What it does well: • AI-generated fashion • Education + experimentation layered together Best for: Fashion education, students, conceptual designers, future-facing creatives. 🧍‍♀️ Photoroom – Virtual Models 🔗 https://www.photoroom.com/tools/virtual-model What it does well: • Fast virtual models • Clean product imagery • Easy to use Best for: Small brands, solo founders, social + ads. 📰 DSGNBYND Studio 🔗 https://dsgnbynd.studio What it does well: • Editorial-style AI shoots • Strong “creative team” feel • High-fashion energy Best for: Editorial brands, magazines, stylists, fashion storytelling.

Here is a low-rez version of the video I made for the Claire Silver AI Art contest. This is for contest 9 of 10. I think I've created art for about three other of her contests; it's been on my radar since 2022. This one took a little over two weeks of evenings and weekends from concept to completion. Here is the text I used for the Linked In post (allows more text than X). The piece is called "Brittle." It's a spoken word performance about what happens when your mind narrows under pressure, and what changes when you start problem-solving with AI instead of around it. I used to avoid things I couldn't immediately master. A 3-D model sat untouched for a year because I didn't know Blender well enough. Last month, I asked an AI to help. It took forty minutes. The video itself is AI-collaborative: ElevenLabs for voice, Sora for video clips, Pika and Krea for animation, Midjourney for stills, Premiere Pro and Topaz for editing and enhancement. Claude Code and Blender MCP for avatar optimization and script ideas. But the point isn't the tools. It's the shift. For those of us in technical communication, AI isn't replacing our work — it's removing the blocks that kept us from attempting it. Something symbiont. Something we.