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A walkthrough of THE COVER. workflow running on a fresh product in this case, a cute dog photo from Pinterest Because the whole point is that ANY product can become a magazine cover.
To test the workflow even further, this tutorial shows me running THE COVER workflow on a completely new and different input, showing every step of the 4-input pipeline.
→ The 4 inputs (product, brand reference, cover title, cover line)
→ The 3-stage pipeline (editorial still → typography → living cover video)
→ How to iterate with Copilot when the first output isn't quite right
The honest part nobody shows: AI workflows rarely nail it on the first try. This walkthrough includes the real iteration moment where I prompted Copilot to refine until the output landed.
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We all know as 3d artist that its a tedious process working with limited references and assets when modeling a 3d character. For example a client Gives you just one sketched image to work with in creating him a ready character. This creates challenges across every stage of the pipeline, from establishing accurate proportions and topology to generating clean UVs and consistent textures.
This workflow is designed to solve that problem by transforming minimal input into a structured, production-ready foundation. Starting from a single concept image, it generates a comprehensive asset package that supports the entire modeling process. This includes multi-angle views for spatial clarity, wireframe guidance for clean and efficient topology, UV unwrapping direction, and texture map references to ensure visual consistency.
By standardizing these critical early steps, the workflow reduces guesswork, accelerates production time, and improves overall asset quality—allowing artists to focus more on creativity and less on reconstruction.
The most effective way to understand its impact is to experience it firsthand. Try it out using the link below.
I think that AI is a really usefull tool in the brainstorming phase, it is able to "materialize" thoughts, and make them deeper.
This time I thought about a workflow for the fashion industry, able to generate few editorial/still life photos of fashion sketches and then a small fashion video.
With this even the most emerging designer can visualize better his/her dreams and why not use this kind of material to find investors or sell more structured ideas.
Other examples in the comments
Try this out and let me know what you think about is 😊
Stunning!
I built a custom workflow called the 'Event Motion Architect' that transforms a static poster into a professional 5-sequence cinematic video.
The system uses deep layer separation to animate existing elements with parallax effects while preserving the original layout's integrity. Each sequence is a modular video unit that inherits the 'Visual DNA' and typography of the primary flyer. I also integrated a 'System Behavior Prompt' that allows users to dictate the animation style, from cinematic zooms to high energy pulses.
The challenge was great! 😊 link
this is so cool!
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