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Berry & the PMDD Series — AI Animated Storytelling
I created an original kawaii bear character named Berry to tell the story of what it feels like to live with PMDD — functioning on the outside while struggling on the inside.
This project involved everything from character design and storyboarding to AI image generation, animation, and final video editing — all produced on a mobile pipeline.
Tools: ChatGPT · Higgsfield AI · CapCut
The result is a scroll-stopping, emotionally resonant short film series built around a consistent original character and a repeatable production workflow.
“Invisible doesn’t mean imaginary.”
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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.
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🚀 one-click export support directly to Netlify
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“How do brands make things feel this expensive?”
So I started breaking it down.
The lighting.
The typography.
The shadows.
The camera movement.
The psychology behind luxury design.
Then I started experimenting with AI tools.
Using only free AI access, I designed a fictional futuristic brand called ORB — an AI companion device inspired by minimalist tech aesthetics.
I created:
• the product concept
• the brand identity
• cinematic product posters
• a luxury-style intro commercial
• premium visual direction
Everything was generated, refined, and art-directed by me with AI.
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it was learning how design creates emotion.
How shadows create mystery.
How minimalism feels expensive.
How motion creates trust.
How lighting can make fictional products feel real.
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