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As a junior designer, I love experimenting with new tools to expand my skills. For this series, I used AI to generate the base images and textures, then brought them into design software to fix the layouts, typography, and compositions.
Here are the 4 different aesthetics I tried to capture:
1.DEEP (Minimalism): Clean typography and heavy contrast for a marine theme.
2.JEZEBEL (Dark Victorian): Mixing a vintage portrait look with modern digital grids.
3.GODS (Y2K Aesthetic): Combining a classic statue with gritty social media elements.
4.BLOOM (Surrealism): A colorful, mixed-media slice effect.
This was a great exercise in learning how to blend AI assets with graphic design principles.
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Thank you sir.👍
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