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So, I imagined a crazy idea... 💡
What if CapCut hosted its massive AI Design Studio Launch event in Armenia at the Garni Temple on 21.06.2026?)
To make it happen, my companion was Mihr (AI Avatar) - the God of the Sun. Generated all the brand assets, posters, Branded merchandise and collectibles, VIP invites and more for the event using CapCut AI Design Studio. 🏛️⚡️
Creator: Angelina Shahinyan
Work Title: Reimagine CapCut: The Garni Temple Global Launch
Main Direction: Direction B: Reimagine CapCut (Brand Identity & Mascot)
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/angelina-shahinyan
Watch the video to see the full story👇🎥
Superb reimagination 😍
Thank you Manish! And Welcome to @Contra HQ !🙌
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