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"Have you ever wondered what history looks like when it looks back at you?"
Bringing "The Younger Lady" — mother of Tutankhamun — back to life through AI and Archaeology, from a 3,000-year-old skull to a fully realized, speaking character.
The Series (full playlist linked below):
- Part 1 - Teaser: Atmospheric intro
- Part 2 - From Skull to Living Majesty: Forensic reconstruction ending with the queen speaking in hieroglyphics
- Part 3 - 360° Showcase: Character design from every angle
Reconstruction Phases:
- Forensic Foundation: Skull structure for historical accuracy
- Biological Layering: Skin textures and hyper-realism
- The Royal Persona: Period-accurate costume and royal wig
- Awakening: Natural expressions and ancient tongue
Tools: Nannobanna Pro · Google Veo 3 · Suno AI · Gemini AI
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For this challenge, I built a short story around one of my favorite chairs — the Wassily chair.
It’s a piece I’ve admired for a long time and hope to own someday. The design is simple, bold, and still feels incredibly modern almost a century later.
Using @Kittl Video, I visualized a small evolution leading up to it — starting from a primitive stool and gradually introducing structure, new materials, and modernist thinking.
Each step moves the design closer to what it would eventually become.
The sequence ends where the story was always going:
the Wassily chair (1925).
Design evolves. Icons remain.
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Behind the scenes of this piece!
https://www.loom.com/share/efa4cad2510f4bf6a69e21eeeb8bb926
Hey Contra Community!
Here is my entry for the Kittl Challenge.
Inspired by my love for the outdoor, I wanted to push Kittl's ability to create motion videos to the limit. And I am blown away by the quality of the outcomes!
I provided complex and color-rich images as starting points and, through specific prompts, I let AI (mainly Grok) do their magic.
The flow is simple. Each pair of images build onto a new AI video.
At the end, all linked videos create one cohesive storyline.
Kittl flow: Here
LinkedIn: Here
IG: Here
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