For our showroom brand L'expo MKR, I turned real phone photos of our host Rihem into a 3D character and kept the same face, outfit, light and real location across 40+ images and short videos.
How I keep an AI set consistent:
Lock a reference board and 2-3 hero frames first
Generate every frame from those references
Grade everything in Photoshop to one look, then check side by side
Result: a full month of on-brand posts and reels in days, without a 3D studio.
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Which logo seems better to you for a kids' food product brand?
They sell millets porridge and we have started with the logo and will move on to the packaging in the next phase, I am still yet to hear from the client regarding these two options, but thought of taking the thoughts from the community as well.
I am personally leaning towards the logo on the right, the coral background would love to know what you think.
Ye le Jani is Nourish Bear wali post ke liye:
Love this one Keshav! The bear mama + baby cub mark is so warm and perfect for a kids' millets brand. It instantly communicates care and nourishment. The rounded type and that pink palette makes it super friendly and shelf-ready. Great direction for packaging too!
I'm working on a brand built around one simple idea: furniture and spaces that fit the way you actually live. Pieces designed around your space, made to order, and smart enough to make every corner work a little harder.
It's still early, so no big reveal yet. Just a small peek at what's cooking.
Quick question: has a name ever looked great in one and failed in the other? How did you fix it?