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From a phone photo to an AI product shoot: a real silver ring with goldstone turned into a clean studio shot and a realistic on-hand photo. Every detail of the actual piece is kept: setting, twisted rope, leaf and curl. Perfect for jewelry brands that need catalog and social images without a photoshoot.
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For La Noche de los Museos in Buenos Aires, I designed a holographic tarot card where each museum’s signature piece becomes your ticket.
Which museum would you visit for your card? 🌙
Cadbury Fuse – AI UGC Video Advertisement
Created a 10-second AI-powered UGC-style advertisement for Cadbury Fuse, featuring a relatable college classroom scenario and a male character with natural, expressive reactions.
The concept combines humorous storytelling, realistic human expressions, cinematic camera movements, and appetizing chocolate close-ups to create an engaging product advertisement.
Creative highlights:
Realistic AI-generated male character and environment
Relatable, humorous storytelling
Cinematic close-ups and product shots
Realistic chocolate textures and bite sequences
Brand-focused final product reveal
Tools & techniques: AI video generation, AI character creation, cinematic visual direction, product advertising, and video editing.
Objective: Demonstrate how AI UGC can transform a simple product into an engaging, attention-grabbing social media advertisement.
Awesome how you got the product to rotate in the final animation! May I ask what model you like to use for this?
A seashell once sold for six times the price of a Vermeer. 🐚
Rare shells were the sneakers of the 1700s: collected, hoarded, shown off, never worn. So for the Recraft × Contra Archive Style Challenge, I turned a 1758 shell book by Franz Michael Regenfuss into a mock sneaker drop: six pairs, each taking its shape, colours and pattern from one shell, and six imagined collectors who’d never wear them.
This is the final cut of my entry, with better motion and sound design, plus a look at how it came together.
How I worked: I built a custom Recraft Style from his plates, and its first results gave me shoe ideas I hadn’t thought of. I picked the best, sketched over them on my iPad to push each pair toward what I had in mind, and Recraft repainted my sketches in the book’s style. When something was off, I drew the fix straight onto the image.
This project makes use of generative AI (Recraft, and OpenAI’s GPT Image inside it), steered by my own sketches.
My entry: https://on.contra.com/GbHCGk
Try the Style: https://recraft.ai/styles/884c62a3-33e4-4112-9049-031fd1c2d939
Which pair would you buy and never wear?
