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I'm Natia - I make viral AI characters & short videos.
My AI dancing granny has passed 13M+ views 💃
Scrolling through your work and getting so inspired - so much talent here!
Excited to learn, share, and hopefully make a few of you smile. Let's connect 🙌
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What if an ancient Egyptian relic was actually the hero of a lost retro console game?
For the FLORA Museum Challenge, I reimagined the "Faience amulet in the form of a tree frog" (Ptolemaic Period, 330–30 BCE) from The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Open Access archive into a playable, low-poly 32-bit platformer hero.
🏛️ Original Met piece: metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/243774
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Using Midjourney as part of a client animation workflow
I’ve been using Midjourney to develop scenes and characters for a children’s animated music video, then bringing the still imagery into Kling for animation and CapCut for the final edit.
One of the biggest challenges has been maintaining visual consistency from scene to scene while still responding to client revisions — character scale, expressions, clothing, environment and continuity all matter once individual AI generations become part of a larger story.
It’s been an interesting reminder that generating the image is really only the beginning. The bigger creative challenge is turning those generations into something that works as a cohesive finished production.
Here are a few frames from the project and how they developed.
The consistency part is definitely one of the biggest challenges with AI animation. Getting individual shots to look good is one thing, but keeping the characters, environments and story consistent across the whole video is where the real work happens. Great breakdown.