At first glance, this looked like a simple experiment. In reality, it turned out to be much more challenging than I expected. 👀 Another round of generative AI testing, this time focused on transforming a logo and placing it into various creative environments. Nano Banana performs surprisingly well for this kind of task and offers a strong level of control over the final output. The creative possibilities are huge, and at this point the main limitation is really imagination ✨ Even with prompts designed to preserve proportions and logo scale, the model did not always remain fully consistent. In some cases the geometry or size of the mark shifted slightly, so I used Generative Fill in Adobe Photoshop to clean up the final details. Interestingly, generating the assets was not the hardest part. Once I started adding music and building a more dynamic edit, it became clear how much work it takes to polish even a seemingly simple concept 🎬 Overall, I’m really happy with the result and will definitely keep exploring this direction. Visuals created in @Magnific Spaces, currently my favorite tool for this type of work. Editing and animation done in Adobe After Effects. #GenerativeAI #AIDesign #CreativeAI #BrandDesign #MotionDesign #NanoBanana #VisualDesign #AIWorkflow #netflix #freepik

how did you catch the frames where the mark drifted?

Same goal, different approach: a light, icon-based flyer vs a bold, photo-driven one.

Which would make you stop and read? Vote and tell me why!

Malaika both are good but the first one (Maverik) would make me stop! Photo-driven creates instant trust and human connection, especially for education tech. Icon-based is cleaner but photo wins for engagement. Great work!