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I want to share some tips I’ve picked up on using Trinity AI. A few things: 1- Once you’ve created your ideal reference photo, reuse this image to create more with different context. Be sure to tell Trinity to MATCH the product in the reference photo exactly. Remove any prompt phrasing that will trigger Trinity to reimagine the product. 2- If Trinity ever begins to hallucinate your product design after making several accurate images, click Reset and re-upload more reference photos showing the correct product design. It will keep the program from going down the wrong rabbit hole. 3- You can use CAD or any other drawing software to create an image of a product that doesn’t exist yet. Just remember to tell Trinity what material to use to construct the product, and where to place each material. These images of my nursing cover invention were created from an original CAD drawing. Fun extras: Trinity will provide subtle variants to your product based on your contextual prompt. My original design didn’t have a slot for a mother’s arms to slide through. This was generated by Trinity because I told it to show mother drinking a glass of juice. Now, as a product designer, I know to include this as an added feature of functionality. That’s a bonus. Since using these images to market my invention, consumers have given me great feedback on some other added benefits such as back support, help carrying the baby. These are additional selling points I did not consider prior to receiving the feedback. I am still manufacturing my product, but using these AI images has helped get the ball rolling on pre-sales community feedback. Truly, Trinity AI has changed the game for my company.

To practice outfit, character & voice consistency, I made this Lacoste advert concept. I was aiming to capture Lacoste’s effortlessly cool vibe with an edge of playful sophistication. Leaning into the high end fashion brand style with warm colour grading. Looking forward to receiving feedback from you all!