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Exploring visual directions through retexturing.
This was a quick experiment using MidJourney’s retexture feature.
I took a logo and cycled it through different aesthetics to see how it looked.
A few directions I explored:
• 90s grey computer hardware
• colourful translucent material
• circuit-like textures and patterns
It’s a simple way to test different visual directions.
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