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Uno took this meeting very seriously 😎 I think they are still discussing the rates though.
Hope you all are having a good week. What is keeping you motivated? 🤸🏼♀️
Uno looks like a top-tier negotiator! 🐕
We designed this 3D product visualization for The Curl Co., bringing its Hydrating Curl Gel to life with soft textures, realistic lighting, and a warm lifestyle setup. The composition blends product, color, and everyday haircare elements to create a fresh, premium visual.
View more inside: https://dribbble.com/shots/27640881-3D-modeling-for-hair-care-brand
Beautiful work
⚡ FLASH DEMO
Can AI actually design a mascot worth using in a real product?
I used Grok Imagine 2.0 to create a a 'fictional' mascot for ThisDay, my upcoming productivity app.
The first result was honestly pretty bad, but after three iterations we got much closer. From there, I used a few precision edits and refinements to clean up the character and push it into something that could work.
Once the mascot was finished, I also animated it directly in Grok Imagine and exported the final video.
Still not replacing a full design workflow for me, but being able to go from rough idea → iterations → targeted edits → animation in one place was surprisingly useful.
Would you use an AI-generated mascot in a real product, or would you still prefer to build it manually?
Honestly, I’d use it if the mascot fits the product. The fact that you can iterate and animate it in the same workflow is pretty impressive.