We’ve been experimenting with a design skill we built around specific visual styles. For this tes...We’ve been experimenting with a design skill we built around specific visual styles. For this tes...
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We’ve been experimenting with a design skill we built around specific visual styles. For this test, we picked Y2K vaporwave and ran it in Claude with a single prompt, which gave us two different versions.
The goal was to see how far a reusable design skill could carry one clear visual direction. Still exploring, but this is getting interesting!
Dark for me. The chrome UI chrome and katakana on the dark version nail the actual vaporwave references, the light one reads more like a retro travel poster to me. Same prompt getting you two coherent directions instead of a muddy blend is the interesting part of this test.
The reusable design-skill idea is strong—the Y2K vaporwave direction gives the system a clear visual constraint, while the two versions show how far the same rules can stretch without losing identity.
AI fashion editorial. I used a selfie, a photo of the Nour Hammour "Sandy" coat, and leveraged GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst + Seedance 2.5. That Nour Hammour Paris coat is on my wishlist.
Which shade would you shoot? One is cool and airy: coral pearl in a frosted twisted case, chrome collar and a steel arc, ice blue set with a soft lit circle behind it.
The other is warm and severe: deep plum on a faceted black case with gold banding, black marble disc, acid green walls and one hard shaft of light cutting across the floor.
One opens up. The other closes in. 👇 #brandconcept #beautybranding #artdirection