Distorted Portrait Design "..in 2026 portraits are no longer expected to look perfect. Designers are.. distorting faces on purpose. The result is a growing design trend known as distorted portrait design.." Let's look at women's portraits covered by flowers (which I love, btw). Is it hiding imperfections or emphasising perfection? Would you categorise this as portrait distortion? Also, designers, is it a known trick to combine two things that share the same underlying quality, in this case - beauty?

Love the way the images are consistent

Bringing ideas to life faster with Google Stitch ✨

For this challenge, I explored how Stitch can transform a simple concept into a fully interactive creative experience using AI-powered workflows.

The project started with just two things: 📄 a custom design.md creative direction file 🖼️ a logo image for the project identity

Using Stitch’s new capabilities, the entire website was generated directly inside the canvas through streaming generations — turning concepts into a live experience in real time.

But it didn’t stop at generation.

I continued refining the project using: ⏩ prompt-based in-place AI editing 🖱️ point-and-click interactions directly inside Stitch 🎥 native motion, animation, shaders, and hover states on HTML canvas 🚀 one-click export support directly to Netlify

What makes this even more impressive is how Stitch combines the workflow of 4–5 different creative applications into one single platform — generation, editing, interaction design, motion, prototyping, and deployment all inside one experience.

From concept → iteration → interaction → deployment, the entire workflow stayed inside Stitch.

This experience shows how AI can dramatically speed up creative production while still allowing full artistic control and experimentation.

link for the project: Live Website :Website Google Stitch Workflow :Google Stitch

This is so great! Nice work!