Axel Nascimento | AI Creator & Visual Storytelling
The Weight of Elegance is a photographic editorial created and produced by me in Paris, where the entire process — from concept and visual direction to photography and post-production — was handled authorially.
The project explores elegance as a constructed presence, focusing on structure, posture, and negative space rather than ornament. Shot using natural light, the images preserve texture and materiality, with post-production executed in photoshop and Lightroom to refine contrast, balance, and tonal depth while maintaining the integrity of the original capture.
Elegance here is treated not as decoration, but as discipline, intention, and visual weight.
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This project started with an idea about control — how form can define emotion.
I wanted to create a character that felt perfectly composed, almost untouchable, yet still human underneath the structure.
Using Gemini (Nano Banana) and Midjourney, I built the foundation — shaping the light, the angles, the suit, the silence in her expression. Then came Photoshop and Lightroom, where I refined every frame, searching for balance between precision and softness.
The tailored suit became a metaphor for boundaries — elegance as discipline, beauty as structure.
It’s a visual story about stillness, strength, and how technology can translate feeling when guided by intention.
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This series was created through Gemini (Nano Banana) and Midjourney, then refined in Photoshop and Lightroom. It wasn’t collaboration with AI — it was a process of control, patience, and precision. Every prompt became a sketch; every variation, a decision. I worked to build a consistent character — a digital muse that could feel alive through light, tone, and texture. In Lightroom, I unified mood and balance; in Photoshop, I shaped every detail, removing the noise and revealing form. What emerged was something between synthetic and human — a study in how emotion survives in the digital. This is not automation; it’s authorship through new tools. Every image is a deliberate act, every pixel a choice. Creativity doesn’t disappear inside AI — it evolves, finding new ways to speak through code and imagination.
Iris - turn the work you already did into case studies that get you hired.
Freelance design runs on case studies, but they're the chore you never get to. You ship the project, move on, and your best work stays invisible. I had five or six projects sitting exactly like that, so I built the tool I needed.
Drop the screens you already have, answer a few quick questions, click or just talk, and Iris drafts the whole case study: a real structure, your screens placed and staged, every word yours to edit. The AI rewrites the line you select the way you want, and it never touches your pixels, it remembers your screens and helps you stage them. You stay the designer.
I designed Iris entirely in Wonder and shipped it live with Wonder's Claude MCP - canvas to code and back in minutes after pivoting 48 hours before the deadline i'm grateful for it 😂 . Every asset, down to the pixel mascot, was generated in Wonder.
👉 Try it: https://iris-six-chi.vercel.app
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(https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7480047687556472832/)Wonder file : https://app.wonder.so/th-o/files/019f276d-deb3-717d-8940-1a86c6f0317f
Built in Wonder.
Excited to share my latest project for Galopin, an art buying agency with offices in Paris, London, and Monaco.
Web design + Web development : Samuel Angibaud, with Framer
Print + Visual Identity : Samuel Angibaud & Sam Richon
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Worked on a visual production agency website 📽️
Designed and Developed with Framer.
Designer for brand with personality. alexisblin.com
Designer for brand with personality. alexisblin.com
LES VEINES DU TEMPS
From three damaged wooden chairs, two of which already bore the weight of time, a unique piece was born. By bringing them together, I sought to celebrate their memory and imperfections, not as flaws but as testimonies of their history. From this fusion emerges a new foundation, both unique and carrying new life. It embodies the idea that beauty can arise from the acceptance of the incomplete, that the traces of the past enrich the present and pave the way for a sensitive renaissance.
This piece inaugurates a series of seating titled "LES VEINES DU TEMPS" a long-term project that brings furniture back to life by sublimating its history.