Same plant. Two very different homes. One sits in warm afternoon light

Same plant. Two very different homes. One sits in warm afternoon light — clay, wood grain, a pot ...Same plant. Two very different homes. One sits in warm afternoon light — clay, wood grain, a pot ...

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Nikola Mutovdzhiyski

pro

• Jul 22

Same plant. Two very different homes.

One sits in warm afternoon light — clay, wood grain, a pot that breathes and lets the roots do the same. Golden hour and a little bit of soul.

The other lives in clean daylight — glazed white, marble, moisture held steady with nothing left to chance. Modern and precise.

One is patina. The other is polish. Same pothos, two entirely different ideas of what caring for something looks like.

Which pot is on your windowsill? 👇

#plantstyling #interiordesign #brandidentity

6 voted

75%

2 voted

25%

8 votes

Closed

Nicolette .

• 2d

terracotta gang feels doubly human & real to me! i can see it applying to a broader audience, from plant-lovers already to those who may not have considered taking on one of their own prior. the font in particular is so fun!

Nikola Mutovdzhiyski

pro

• Jul 20

Same badge, two philosophies.

One is grit — raw diesel torque, gunmetal and rust, a machine built to outlast the road it's punishing. Built to endure.

The other is silence — instant electric power, cool chrome and city light, a machine that arrives before you hear it coming. Charge forward.

One roars. The other hums.

Same brand, two completely different ideas of what freedom sounds like. Which one's in your garage? 👇

#motorcycledesign #brandidentity #automotivedesign

7 voted

70%

3 voted

30%

10 votes

Closed

Adekanmbi Adewale

• Jul 20

Won't vote cos both are equally amazing

Vandeskadi Bros

• Jul 20

One year apart. Same challenge. Very different AI.

This year: around +90% AI used in the production.

Last year: around 40% AI used in the production. Which film works better — and why?

9 voted

60%

6 voted

40%

15 votes

Closed

Maty Sandoval

max

• Jul 20

Going from 40% to 90% AI in a year is a huge jump. What changed most in your actual workflow, is it mostly generation now or still a lot of manual compositing on top?