The first is preparing a business card for print (the client has already sent the design). The second is a packaging vectorization project, again preparing the artwork for print.
In both cases, the clients created their designs using AI.
Like a lot of designers, I find my portfolio one of the hardest projects. There's no deadline, and it can always get better. Anyway, I think I'm happy with this one for a while.
Second post! This one is from Inkwell, a planning tool for theme park creative teams.
Lots of people work on the same site plan at once, so we built AI into the shared canvas instead of a chat window off to the side. It reads the site plans already attached and drafts layouts straight onto the map. Pick one, and the footprints move into place.
Teams now get five times more done on creative tasks.
AI products all start to look the same, one chat box and a send button. This concept puts references first, so mixing a few images into one result feels natural.