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YouTube automation video produced for a
Dark History and Military faceless channel.
This video takes viewers through every rank
of a SWAT officer — from rookie carrying
heavy gear to the commander making
life-or-death decisions — using dramatic
second-person storytelling style.
Tools used: Adobe Premiere Pro,
Leonardo AI, Google Gemini, Claude AI
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Hospitable gave us one job. Make a short-term rental host feel seen and use story to drive a feeling.
No feature walkthroughs, just a video that a new short term rental host would relate to.
What we landed on was a voicemail. A host leaving a message for a friend who just listed their first place. And for the visuals we landed on approaching it from the POV the host's iPhone. What are moments a host would actually capture in the lead up to hosting for the first time?
We made the whole thing with generative AI. That's the part some people will push back on, and that's fair.
But most of our time went into restraint. Pulling the generated stuff back until it felt ordinary and lived-in instead of shiny. AI just let us build that world without a five-figure shoot getting between us and the idea.
Multiple models for the homes and the people, Seedance for video, and VO with elevenlabs.
It was refreshing to use these tools to chase a feeling, not just try to wow people with AI. We learned a ton in this project and look forward to creating more with this team.
Video EditingVideo Post-ProductionAdobe Premiere ProElevenLabsHiggsfield AIAI Video Productionshareyourworkcreativeaiflow
This is so cool congrats man
What if you could feel a photo?
Millions of blind and low-vision people can't - the images we love stay locked behind a screen. So we built Felt: drop in any image and it becomes a tactile relief with braille, ready to 3D-print. Felt redraws your picture into clean, raised lines, writes a braille caption and turns it into a real 3D file you can hold.
Felt was built in Figma. Claude shaped the idea how a flat image becomes a raised relief, and how to map each shape into readable braille - and through Figma MCP it worked right on the canvas with us. In Figma Design we built the whole product: the palette, the type, every component and state and the full flow from landing to printable file. We packaged it all into a Figma Make kit, so the design stayed a single, on-brand source of truth. Figma Weave generated our artwork as clean SVG and Figma Make turned everything into real, working code. Under the hood, Supabase with Nano Banana Pro redraws any uploaded image into clean, printable lines through a single AI API call. Then we took it into the third dimension: a 3D relief methodology turns those lines into a height-mapped model with real depth - rendered live in Three.js and exported as a 3D-printable file.
It's a side of Figma you rarely see - not just screens but 3D and design that leaves the screen for good.
Accessibility isn't a feature here, it's the whole point. Design doesn't have to stay on the screen. From screen to skin. 🤍
Try Felt: https://scene-border-57045515.figma.site
Figma Community Design: https://www.figma.com/community/file/1649037227670473474
Social post: https://x.com/kategate01/status/2067207561024041291
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this is such an important tool! nice work!
The Neural Internet
https://internet.figma.site
A Living Network for Human Understanding
The internet was built to organise pages. The Neural Internet reimagines it as a living intelligence that organises understanding.
Instead of returning links or conversations, every topic becomes an interactive universe where users can explore what it is, why it exists, how it works, what it connects to, what it influenced, and what it may become in the future.
The knowledge graph never stays static. It continuously evolves, generates new interdisciplinary fields, visualises causality, simulates complex systems, and reveals hidden relationships between ideas. Users don't just consume information, they experience it.
One of the core ideas is that the network continues thinking even when nobody is using it. AI explores millions of potential relationships, discards weak hypotheses, and grows new branches of knowledge, making the universe feel like a living organism rather than a database.
The Neural Internet is not a search engine, encyclopedia or chatbot. It is an experiment in what the next generation of the internet could look like, an internet that helps humanity understand rather than simply search.
We built the internet to share information. The Neural Internet explores what it would look like to share understanding.
Check it out! https://internet.figma.site/
Twitter: https://x.com/beatsbyshaz
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shahroz-a/
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