AI Earbuds — Premium Tech Product Ad 🎧 A cinematic, social-first gadget ad designed for TikTok, ...AI Earbuds — Premium Tech Product Ad 🎧 A cinematic, social-first gadget ad designed for TikTok, ...
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AI Earbuds — Premium Tech Product Ad 🎧
A cinematic, social-first gadget ad designed for TikTok, Instagram Reels, Facebook & Meta Ads, combining creator-led storytelling with premium product visuals.
A cinematic automotive experiment created without a camera, physical car, studio, or production crew.
The goal was to explore how far AI + art direction could go in creating a premium automotive design film.
The Approach
Rather than asking AI to generate one complete video, I treated it like an actual production.
I broke the Porsche 911 GT3 R into individual visual moments — carbon bodywork, headlights, front aero, wheels and brakes, side profile, rear wing, and the final hero reveal.
Each shot was individually directed with attention to camera movement, lighting, reflections, materials, composition, and consistency.
The individual sequences were generated using Higgsfield, then brought into Runway to assemble, refine the pacing, transitions, and final film.
The Challenge
Generating a beautiful AI shot is relatively easy.
Making seven independently generated shots feel like they belong to one cohesive film is where it gets interesting.
The challenge was maintaining consistency across the car, materials, lighting, camera language, and overall visual direction while building a natural progression from detail → form → full reveal.
Tools
Higgsfield — AI video generation
Runway — Editing & sequence assembly
AI + Art Direction — Shot planning, prompting & visual consistency
A personal exploration into how AI can become part of the creative production process — not replacing direction, but expanding what can be produced from an idea.
The visual identity is starting to take shape, so I wanted to see how the logo could behave once it moves.
I explored two directions.
Option 1 is sharper and more engineered. Angular fragments build the mark, a controlled energy pulse moves across the frame, and the wordmark reveals with a more technical, performance-led feel.
Option 2 is quieter. Smaller movements, cleaner reveals, fewer elements, and a much more minimal sense of precision.
Same identity, two very different personalities.
I’m leaning toward one already, but curious which direction feels more YONU to you.
Exploring how the YONU mark behaves in motion while the identity is still developing makes sense. Are these intended for a short logo sting or a longer brand sequence?
The Museum of the Impossible | Surreal Architecture in Motion
This film explores how a change in the rules of space can change the way we feel inside it.
A stone arch becomes weightless. Water hangs overhead. A staircase opens towards the sky. These impossible elements invite the viewer to pause and reconsider familiar materials and forms.
I connected the scenes through warm stone, blue light and slow camera movement. The restrained visual language gives each unusual event room to register and creates a sense of calm curiosity.
My work included concept development, visual direction, AI scene generation and animation through Higgsfield, editing, titles and an original instrumental soundtrack.
For galleries, digital art projects, design studios and architecture brands, films like this can introduce a creative direction, communicate the atmosphere of an imagined space or become part of an exhibition’s visual identity. They make an abstract idea easier to see and experience.
Have a spatial concept or an idea for an art project? Send me a message to discuss how we could develop it into a film.
20 seconds · Full HD · Independent AI portfolio concept featuring imagined architecture.