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I’ve been testing AI tools to generate packaging concepts.
Here’s my honest take: AI is powerful, but only if you are clear.
If your prompt is vague, the result is generic. If your style direction isn’t defined, it defaults to whatever the model thinks is “good design.” Which usually means safe and trend-driven.
The better results came when I had the opportunity to art direct it or design a draft reference that I could use to guide the results.
And typography? Still hard, nailing intentional type systems is another story.
Are you using AI… or is AI designing for you?
Curious. do you usually sketch a rough type system first before prompting? Typography still feels like the real battleground.
See the transformation! Normal model photos → stunning live-action Vogue poster.
Fully crafted in CapCut using AI effects, music, and seamless transitions. AI + creativity = next-level fashion visuals!
Really nice restraint here. The gradient system feels expressive without overpowering the typography — hard balance to get right.
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