Occasionally generating florals for a flower shop client. Re-editing existing arrangements using ...

Occasionally generating florals for a flower shop client. Re-editing existing arrangements using ...Occasionally generating florals for a flower shop client. Re-editing existing arrangements using ...

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Sheba Kara

pro

• Jan 8

Occasionally generating florals for a flower shop client. Re-editing existing arrangements using AI, expanding compositions while preserving their original structure, rhythm, and material logic.

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Ayesha S

• Feb 24

AI was used to assist in content generation, visual enhancement, and editing automation. It helped speed up the creative process while maintaining quality and consistency.

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Ciro

• Feb 24

Top work! 🔥

Monserrat Vazquez

max

• Feb 23

Are you still managing tools… or building systems?

I’ve been consolidating my early-stage process inside @FLORA - exploration, concepting, prompt development, and visual creation all in one place.

Flora isn’t just an image generator - it’s an intelligent, node-based canvas where I can connect AI text generation (via ChatGPT) directly to image and video models inside the same workspace. No jumping between tabs.

What that looks like in practice:

• Explore text, image, and video models in one place • Connect a text node directly to image/video nodes to generate + iterate instantly • Refine prompts, edit visuals, swap elements, build scenes layer by layer.

The shift?

Centralizing AI doesn’t just save time - it protects creative momentum.

Check out my Ai workflow below:

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Lorant Trellay

pro

• Feb 24

Experimenting a lot with AI, one thing became clear: AI can match your design vision, but only if you are specific. Vague prompts = generic results.

So here is my current process using Figma Make, before I build anything, I ask AI to analyze the design language of a screenshot to build a design system first. Think of it as a style guide where colors, typography, and spacing are all locked in. Once that foundation is there, I use that same design system to build my application, website, whatever the project is.

The result? Way more consistent outputs and a lot less back and forth.