What happens to a logo the moment you ask an AI to move it? 🌊
I gave ChatGPT my Datum type system, five weights partly filled with water, and asked for a looping GIF where only the tide moves.
First try: it dropped a row, redrew the letters, turned my flat teal into glossy cyan and cycled the whole stack instead of the water.
So I steered it. Only the water line moves, everything else stays locked, and the last frame matches the first. The second try kept all five rows and the type intact, with a seamless 5 second loop built with ffmpeg.
Still to fix: thin seams in the teal at the tide’s peak, and the rows rise in sync instead of rolling like a swell.
Original on the left, loop on the right.
Which of your stills would you animate first, and what are you afraid it would break? 👇
Behind the wall: a homepage concept for Studio Cesare
I’m testing a new landing page for my studio, made with Brik.
A pixel-brick grid covers the screen. Move through it and the bricks fall away to reveal the person behind the work, mid-coffee, slightly off balance. Then the wall closes again.
It’s a small metaphor for how I approach next-generation branding: a strong system on the surface, with a real person and a real point of view underneath.
Exploring this for the studio site launch. Open to feedback, and to new projects 🤝🏼
Created eye-catching social media creatives for a snack brand, focusing on mouth-watering visuals, bold typography, and engaging layouts.
The designs highlight product appeal, grab audience attention, and help the brand promote its snacks, offers, and new launches effectively across social media.