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Jeffrey Bowie Jr

• Apr 22

Discussing why Netflix's Avatar looks great.

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Ariel Jędrzejczak

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• Apr 20

Quick shot from my latest GoGetta web design. Animation from 108™ 👀

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Matija Sain

pro

• Apr 20

Cool ☺️ I really like it!

Adrian Kuleszo

pro

• Apr 19

Rive animations for SeamlessAI

Rive Animation

Shadat Rony

pro

• Apr 19

Rive + AI is the ultimate combo for 2026. The smoothness on these animations is next level

Gonzalo Signorelli

• Apr 19

Hey everyone! Turn a single reference image and a mood description into a complete set of production-ready visual asset, in one run.

What you bring:

A Key Visual reference image that captures the look, palette, or world of your project and a short text describing the film's mood or atmosphere (e.g. "drama, overcast, sci-fi")

What the technique does:

The technique reads both inputs together and builds a cohesive 6-frame storyboard that translates your mood into a visual narrative arc. Each frame is crafted to feel tonally consistent with the reference while expressing a distinct narrative beat. Once the storyboard is complete, every keyframe is exported individually as a standalone image.

What you get is 7 assets total: 1 full storyboard + 6 individually exported keyframes.

Best for: directors, cinematographers, animators, and visual development artists who want to go from concept to a shootable (or pitchable) frame sequence fast, without losing tonal coherence across shots. Thanks for reading! :)