Creating 'Living Art' with AI: No Animation Prompts Needed

Creating 'Living Art' with AI: No Animation Prompts NeededCreating 'Living Art' with AI: No Animation Prompts Needed

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Lynn Zeng

pro

• Feb 25

How I built this "Living Art" in 3 steps, without a single animation prompt: Midjourney: Crafted the base floral aesthetics.

Dreamina (Multiframe): Let the AI generate the motion (zero-prompt animation).

Mirelo AI: Generated the atmospheric soundscape.

aigold aivideo aiart AI Video Production AI Art Art Direction Midjourney

Arman Tamboli

• Feb 25

It looks magnificent Lynn

Lynn Zeng

pro

• Feb 26

Thank you, Arman

Halyna Ilina

• Feb 25

Aaa, that's beutiful

Rayan Rizon

pro

• Feb 26

This is genuinely stunning 🤯— the way you layered 3 tools to create something this alive feels like the future of AI art workflows 🌸

Ui UX Rasel 007

• Feb 26

good Job

Lynn Zeng

pro

• Feb 26

Thank you!

Siddiq Tashfeen

• Mar 27

like it

Sofiia Tatara

pro

• Sep 15

A little interactive experiment for Verdant 🌱

Writing unique code for animations makes iterating on reactive micro-interactions so much smoother. It completely transforms how a brand narrative feels in the browser.

Claude Figma Midjourney

Esther Adewumi

pro

• Sep 15

Great job

Samson Akintunde

• Sep 15

Here's a short commercial I made for Wollsey, a brand that's into making and selling of bold jewelry. I made sure to preserve every single detail of the character while showcasing all the jewelry pieces using light. And yes, I made it using AI More on this project is coming.

jewelry jewelrycampaign jewelryphotography AI Art Brand Design Videography Adobe After Effects Google Flow

Ganesh S

pro

• Sep 17

The skin texture and detailing are so very realistic. Great effort!

Daniel Babalotin

• Sep 15

A Pixar animated explainer video created for BackstagePass to show how creators can connect their content with their fans in a more engaging way.

I worked on the full video from scene development to final delivery including character design and consistency, Pixar-style environments, AI animation, visual storytelling, transitions, pacing and final editing.

The project runs for over 6 minutes with multiple locations, character interactions and product-focused scenes while maintaining the same visual world throughout.

Made with Higgsfield, Google flow and Capcut