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Samuel Carvajal Yannarella's avatar
Samuel Carvajal Yannarella
Italy
AI Creative - Consultant
$10k+
Earned
3x
Hired
125
Followers
AI Creative - Consultant
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AI Spec Ad for Jack & Jill (https://www.linkedin.com/company/jackandjillai/) AI 🤖
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Italian Summer Vibes
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AI VFX with Seedance 2.0 Testing how far AI video transformation can stretch a single piece of footage. One video and a detailed prompt describing each sceneario, try it yourself, and make the changes needed 🔥 Original clip — subject standing still in a medium shot, static locked camera, no camera movement, indoor green screen backdrop. Wears a dark, near-black long-sleeve henley-style top and dark trousers, hands clasped together in front at waist height, soft even frontal light on the face and torso. Preserve the exact standing pose, wardrobe, hand position, and centered medium-shot framing throughout; replace the green screen with a sequence of three environments Photoreal. 16:9. 8s. Grade shifts to match the color temperature and light quality of each environment. NON-IP — generic environments only. SFX only. Static locked shot, camera completely still for the full 8 seconds, identical centered medium-shot framing The standing pose, clasped hand position, and dark henley top and trousers never change across any cut. The background cuts hard between three environments, camera and subject never moving, only the background and its lighting change at each cut: At 0.0s: a crowded metro train car, filled with Asian commuters, the subject standing shoulder to shoulder among many passengers, fluorescent interior light. At about 2.7s: a narrow convenience store aisle in Japan, tall shelves packed with snacks, drinks, and bento boxes on either side, cool bright fluorescent overhead light, small handwritten price tags and Japanese product labels visible on the shelves. Japanese shoppers pass through the aisle in the foreground between the camera and the subject, walking at a natural unhurried pace, briefly and partially occluding the lower frame as they cross but never fully blocking the subject for more than a beat; they pay no attention to the subject, going about their own shopping. At about 5.3s: the summit of a snow-covered Mount Fuji at sunrise, subject standing on snow and rock, low warm sunrise light raking across the peak, thin cold haze in the distance. Lock-down: standing pose, clasped hand position, dark henley top and trousers, and static locked camera framing identical to the source across every environment cut; only the background and its lighting shift at each hard cut. SFX only: faint layered murmur and metro rail rumble under the train scene; murur and the ring of the door opening at the store; thin wind gusts under the Mount Fuji scene.
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Me listening to Latin Mafia and Fred Again mix
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Kristi Krave
Rome, Italy
AI video and content creator for future-ready brands.
1x
Hired
5.0
Rating
15
Followers
AI video and content creator for future-ready brands.
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Ultrarealistic Fitness AI Videos for MAXXD App
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Sports ware
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Ad sample
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UGC for Cosmetology Clinique.
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AI Video Producer(8)
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Révolté
proMilan, Italy
Brand identity, web design & dev. Fast, precise, opinionated
12x
Hired
5.0
Rating
855
Followers
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Brand identity, web design & dev. Fast, precise, opinionated
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Canon — The Second After I chose Canon because photography isn’t only about capturing the moment, it’s about what remains once it passes. This short film explores the seconds after a moment ends: the quiet, the stillness, the traces left behind. Rather than focusing on action, the narrative lives in aftermath, empty spaces, lingering movement, and small details that hold emotional weight. Visually, the direction is restrained and cinematic, prioritizing natural light, subtle motion, and minimal composition. The pacing is intentionally slow, allowing each frame to breathe and inviting the viewer to sit with the image rather than rush through it. The entire film was created end-to-end using Morphic, with final sequencing and sound balance completed externally. All visuals and audio were generated specifically for this challenge.
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Restraint as Luxury for Boutique ABOVE
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Vetti Brand Identity Design
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Dockhand Brand Identity and Website
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AI Video Producer(1)
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Simona Meleca
pro89048 Siderno, Italy
Web Designer & UI/UX Expert | Figma · Framer · WordPress
5.0
Rating
99
Followers
Web Designer & UI/UX Expert | Figma · Framer · WordPress
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Van Gogh in 2026 What if Vincent van Gogh could step out of his paintings and find himself in the world of 2026? The café remains, but the world around it has changed. The people, objects and small details of everyday life become a reflection of contemporary culture. Technology, modern habits and humour enter the scene, while the characteristic atmosphere and visual language of Van Gogh’s painting remain at its core. The playful anthropomorphic characters sitting around the café are part of this idea. They behave like ordinary people: drinking coffee, wearing hats and moustaches, sitting together and becoming part of the social life of the terrace. The “Semen’s” sign adds another contemporary layer to the scene, introducing a fictional modern business into a setting that originally belonged to nineteenth-century Arles. What interested me most was the contrast between Van Gogh’s way of seeing the world and the way we experience it today. In 1888, cafés were places to meet, observe, talk and spend time together. In 2026, we still gather in cafés, but our surroundings, behaviours and references have completely changed. The technology may have changed. The humour has changed. The culture has changed. But the human desire to gather, observe and experience everyday life remains. The result is a playful reinterpretation of a historical masterpiece, not an attempt to reproduce Van Gogh, but to imagine what could happen if his world suddenly collided with ours. A night that began in 1888, imagined again in 2026. Explore the full FLORA project here: https://app.flora.ai/join-project/3dea1992-09c9-4daf-b89d-fd98b83b4b77 Original work: Vincent van Gogh, Café Terrace at Night (Place du Forum), 1888. Original artwork: https://www.krollermuller.nl/en/collection/vincent-van-gogh-terrace-of-a-caf-at-night-place-du-forum-km-108-565 Created with @FLORA for the FLORA Museum Challenge.
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Homitaly - Vacation Rentals Landing Page, Real Estate
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VPN Speed 🚀 This screen allows users to check their VPN connection speed based on their exact location within the continent. The map identifies the user’s precise position and displays the calculated speed directly at that point. This makes it easy to quickly understand the connection performance and how it relates to the user’s geographic location.
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Trading Global Markets
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AI Video Producer(1)
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Francesca Cavioni
Milan, Italy
Digital Creative Strategist with passionate about emotions
$5k+
Earned
1x
Hired
15
Followers
Digital Creative Strategist with passionate about emotions
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Is your screen scratched??? I have created a short stop-scrolling ai video optimized for social media about doom scrolling, it's effect, and the importance to close the feed and feel the real world instead. I have added a fake scratch on the screen, able to catch the user's attention and keep him/her on the video. I wanted to create something appealing, motivational and educational at the same time. I really appreciate the software: it's user friendly, results are consistent and creative at the same time; prompting results are mostly correct and the possibilities are infinite. Link to the artboard project https://app.kittl.com/project/cmmns1tth1bzg0i9ub3pvx6b9 I really hope you like it! 😃
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I think that AI is a really usefull tool in the brainstorming phase, it is able to "materialize" thoughts, and make them deeper. This time I thought about a workflow for the fashion industry, able to generate few editorial/still life photos of fashion sketches and then a small fashion video. With this even the most emerging designer can visualize better his/her dreams and why not use this kind of material to find investors or sell more structured ideas. Here the workflow (https://www.morphic.com/en/workflows/019daf96-c7b2-7269-a3c9-d202bc2df2b6/fashion-sketch-to-campaign) Other examples in the comments Try this out and let me know what you think about is 😊
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How do you usually manage with images for an e-commerce? Does still life photography of each product cost a lot in time and money? Well, I thought about a workflow able to generate from a basic photo of the product, a total of 5 photos from different perspectives + a 360° video. The prompt has been planned to be as consistent as possible, but according to the possibility to start from a non-professional photo as a basis, there may be lost details. As a consequence I have imagined the need for a disclaimer on the web product page, like *These images were generated with artificial intelligence, referring to the original product, the seller reserves the possibility of some differences in the details of the actual product I think that this workflow may be suitable in for different product categories and different e-commerce. Here the link to the Product e-commerce shoot workflow (https://www.morphic.com/en/workflows/019d91ac-bcb8-77f8-97ad-e345432b51b1/product-e-commerce-shoot) on Morphic In the comments there are other examples of the outputs 😊
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Have I drunk Red Bull to complete this? Well... No, but it has been a rush against time, overcoming my own limits. With this challenge I have had the opportunity to learn and practice a new way of working, on a software I really love. I think that I have encountered few hitches in the developing, depending maybe also on the released features in my country (Italy). But anyway it has been incredibly satysfing to create this teaser for Red Bull: this time I don't think that the final product may be considered ready to use, but it can be considered a level up visualization of an hypothetical storyboard. I have generated all the content and the animation through CapCut Video Studio, with the help from ChatGPT and Perplexity for the prompts, but CapCut Video Studio seems to work better with natural and real instructions instead of "optimized" prompts generated by other AI softwares. I wasn't able to obtain always a 4k video result, but with the quality enhancer option in Cap Cut I think that it has resulted in someting smoth and satisfying. I don't know why but in the last few projects I have appreciated black screen interruptions in between frames: they seem to me to be modern, eye-catching, minimal but always useful. I hope you like this soft bomb of adrenaline 🙌 #capcutcpp #capcutvideostudio
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Andrea Nervino
Rimini, Italy
Designer che mette l'anima nei loghi dei suoi clienti.
12
Followers
Designer che mette l'anima nei loghi dei suoi clienti.
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on't trust first impressions: the "monster" of this world turns out to be its victim — and whoever smiles too much usually has something to hide.
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FOCU — Artisan Calabrian Gelato FOCU is an artisan gelato brand rooted in the flavors and memory of Diamante, Calabria. Each jar carries a piece of the southern coast — bitter bergamot, sharp citrus, dark wild fig — translated into a bold, unapologetic visual identity. The name comes from the Calabrian dialect word for “fire” and “heat”: a deliberate choice to create a powerful contrast with the cold nature of gelato, sparking curiosity and surprise in the consumer. The Design System: The brand system pairs a groovy pop aesthetic with a monochromatic color logic: one flavor, one color, one jar. Boogaloo typography, dripping cream shapes, and a deep magenta lid unify the three flavors of the line into a coherent family that feels artisanal. Designed as a fictional brand for the Affinity “Fake Brand Real Craft” contest 2026.
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The ghost is the mascot of my personal brand: it represents my identity as a designer, with a cap and mustache nodding to my love of horror and my distinctive style. You'll find it on business cards, profiles, and brand materials, always paired with the claim "Make It Memorable."
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