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Ifeoma Barker
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New York, USA
AI Creative Director - Campaigns, Content & Custom Builds
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This one was part of a concept were i explored AI-generated cinematic UI mockups. I used this prompt to generate a realistic NYC weather forecast interface that looks like it belongs in a sci-fi film, yet grounded in everyday use. Use cases.. Perfect for explainer videos, UI/UX inspiration, futuristic product demos, or content creators building immersive visual environments. Prompt used: Visualize the current live weather report for New York City. Render it as a futuristic, high-fidelity glass UI widget floating over a rainy NYC street background. Use accurate real-time data.
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Great for experimenting with symmetry, wardrobe styling, and beauty product placements in batch-style content. Prompt: A High-end luxury beauty campaign, ultra-crisp 8K resolution.Four stylish women posed like pop icons, each framed within separate architectural window cut-outs in a monochrome beige wall. Each model styled in bold, expressive makeup and glamorous vintage-modern fashion, each posed in separate window frames in a beige wall, theatrical composition, one holding a mirror, another holding a lipstick, another holding a mascara wand, one with exaggerated oversized makeup item like a giant lipstick or compact, each styled with bold colorful makeup and expressive facial poses, modern fashion with vintage flair, elegant beige background, studio lighting, glamorous and playful mood, shot like a high-end beauty campaign.
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SEEDANCE 2.5 | 30-SECOND ONE-SHOT CINEMATIC TEST So I wanted to see how far I could push Seedance 2.5 with one continuous 30-second camera movement. The challenge was simple: Take one complex storyline, keep the same heroine, maintain her wardrobe and appearance, move continuously through the environment, introduce a gravity anomaly, bring in the crater, transfer the power to the heroine, reveal the creature, and end with incoming meteors. All inside one generation. I pushed it. The result was surprisingly cinematic. The character consistency held throughout the sequence. Her outfit stayed intact. The continuous tracking movement worked. The gravity effect came through. The crater interaction worked. The power-transfer moment worked. The monster appeared. The incoming meteors created the final cliffhanger. The biggest issue was pacing. I gave the model too many major story beats for 30 seconds, so it compressed several actions together. The pool transition is where the sequence loses some continuity. Instead of giving that moment enough time to develop, the model rushed her into the pool and back toward the crater. Still, I decided to keep the test. Why? Because this was never intended to be the final version. I wanted to understand how Seedance 2.5 interprets a complex one-shot prompt, and this test gave me a clear answer. The model followed the overall direction. The next step is better scene planning. Instead of forcing an entire story into one 30-second generation, I would break the major action beats into shorter sequences and give each moment enough room to breathe. My biggest takeaway: More story inside a single generation does not automatically create a better video. Sometimes better AI video direction means giving the model less to execute at once. This was a test. This was the result. And I’m keeping it because the experiment itself was worth documenting. Tool tested: Seedance 2.5 @Renoise Format: 30-second continuous one-shot Goal: Character consistency + camera continuity + complex action Result: Strong visual execution, rushed narrative pacing Next experiment: Shorter controlled sequences with fewer major actions per generation
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Here is my Submission for the Base44 Give it a glow challenge.. Soso's Kitchen - Gave It A Glow 🍽️ Soso's Kitchen has been one of my favorite local Afro-Caribbean kitchens for years. The food was already incredible, but every order and catering inquiry still happened through Instagram DMs. I wanted to change that. Using Base44, I built a complete digital experience that gives the business a proper online home while keeping the ordering process simple for customers. The build includes online ordering with a deposit checkout, automated order confirmations, a dedicated catering booking system, an AI concierge that answers customer questions, and my favorite feature...Cook With Soso, an AI recipe assistant that creates Afro-Caribbean recipes from ingredients you already have at home. For me, this project wasn't just about building a website. It was about helping a real local business spend less time managing messages and more time focusing on what they do best. Before: Every order lived in a DM. After: A mobile-first ordering experience with automation, AI, and a workflow that scales with the business. This project reminded me that some of the best AI projects aren't the biggest ones, they're the ones that solve real problems for real people. Live project site: https://sosos-kitchen.base44.app
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Megan Gianakouros
New York, USA
Building Websites for Small Businesses
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A-Z Electric Website Redesign
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The Art of the Subtle Statement: Jewelry Web Design
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🔥 ATTN: ALL SMALL BUSINESSES, WEB DESIGNERS, AND MARKETERS🔥 I'm super excited to launch my new guide: The Ultimate Website Conversion Checklist: 50 Fixes That Turn Visitors Into Clients (https://contra.com/products/NUWeHDxM-the-ultimate-website-conversion-checklist) 🎉 The guide is available as a FREE DOWNLOAD for anyone interested! If you'd like to support me, you also have the option of leaving a $5 donation, which goes a long way. Thank you, and I hope you enjoy! ♥️
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My new portfolio and bookings page is launched! I wanted to create something simple yet conversion-focused, and I've already doubled my reach since launching. Check it out! www.megangianakouros.com (https://www.megangianakouros.com)
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Casey Choron
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Closter, USA
AI didn’t make me creative. It made me faster. Craft wins.
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Thank you Elevenlabs for a great challenge! I approach art and ai automation in the same way...execute a vision (or solve a problem) and learn something in the process. My official submission to the #elevencreative challenge aims to streamline the process of a cinematic video cut in a simple, repeatable templated workflow that never sacrifices creativity. What I learned? Despite the hype of Kling 3.0, Google Veo is just as, if not more capable in terms of technical output. I hope you enjoy! https://elevenlabs.io/app/templates/tltJ82tQ2ah94D0EUGaX
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Personal Wellness Explainer Video (Short Form / AI)
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I made “American Magic,” a cinematic talent-show short with a major twist at the end. I scripted it myself (without AI) and built the piece in Renoise using a shot-by-shot AI video workflow, consistent character design references, set design, theatrical lighting, and an important gray hat! Now I’m gonna go have a cigarette. #RenoiseChallenge
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Nightloom helps users capture dreams by voice or text, extracts recurring symbols and emotions, and turns them into a living, breathing neural network across time. It is designed as a gentle reflection tool: personal, measurable, and memorable, without claiming clinical interpretation. Created with Figma Make, Figma Design, Figma Weave/generated imagery, AI-assisted coding/workflow, Supabase. (Please watch with sound enabled) Nightloom App: https://bit.ly/3SihLyq (https://bit.ly/3SihLyq)Figma Project File: https://bit.ly/4vYx8uv (https://bit.ly/4vYx8uv)Social: https://www.instagram.com/p/DZviCcQS7Ch/
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Jon Sorrentino
New York, USA
Brand + Web Design for Founders | Ex Pepsi, Vice, Barstool
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One thing I’m learning with node workflows like Flora and Weavy is that each step needs to be specialized. Then you layer in the specifics. A lot of what I’m building right now is for branded imagery. With image models, you get plenty of unwanted artifacts, strange details, and gooey limbs, so it can take a few passes to get the final image where you want it. I’ve always admired art directors for their eye for detail. These tools force you to put that hat on. The thing I wish these tools had is a better way to draw, mark up, and revise as you move through the workflow. In any case, I’m really proud of the images that are coming to life.
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I’ve never designed an iOS app icon before. Po doesn’t have a mobile app yet, but he still needs to eat when I’m away from my desk. I made an iOS Shortcut that lets me send him references while browsing social media, which gave me an excuse to start exploring what his future app icon could look like. Still learning how to design for Apple’s new OS style. Any tips or details I should be paying attention to (shadow tutorials?!?)?
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I hired a tiny art director to help keep my design references and inspiration organized. His name is Po, which is short for Hipppo. Po is really hungry, so he eats everything I find inspiring while I’m browsing the web and social media. Then, when I’m ready to use it, he helps turn those references into ready-made moodboards inside Figma. I’m getting ready to share him soon. The bigger goal is to help designers create entire brands from the references and inspiration they already collect. I’m testing with friends now and have room for a couple more. If you’re interested, leave a comment and I’ll DM you.
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Weavy or Flora? Having fun with these workflows. Takes a while to get them tuned, but when they work, they are wonderful. Finding Weavy to be a bit buggy, unfortunately.
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Josh Aku
New York, USA
Creative producer & Visual Designer for Fashion & Beauty
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Testing out Gemini's new video feature for Instagram post ideas - thoughts?
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Summer Color study : 2026 High contrast Warmth ☀️🖌️ This week’s color combos trace the mood of the season: breezy blues, sun‑lit hues, and vibrant accents that carry movement and memory. Each pairing is a small narrative in hue, built from my ongoing Pinterest palette pulls. Made with CANVA THE COMBOS🎨🖌️ Island White × Powder Blue — #f6f4f1 + #9ed7fc Desert Sand × Ochre — #f6f4f1 + #ec5800 Cyan × Persimmon — #83f5fb + #ec5800 Azure × Deep Navy — #57dcff + #000080
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Color analysis of my MINI- Summer Skincare Guide🧴🧖♀️ Left Visual — “Citrus Equilibrium” Palette ☀️ Solar Amber #E89C3C Hydration Green #B9D6A3 Porcelain White #F6F6F4 Tangerine Peel #F47A42 or Right Visual — “Radiant Focus” Palette 🔆 Lemon Arrow #F4E26B Apricot Serum #E8A36A Hydration Green #B9D6A3 Soft Clay #D9BFA3
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These two bouquets came together through FLORA, each unfolding with its own quiet, distinct energy. Please LMK which one feels more alive to you.
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Gokulakrishnan Balaji
New York, USA
Custom Agentic AI System for Lead Qualification & Sales
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The 6 Stages of the Digital Property Buyer And where real estate companies lose them. A property buyer rarely goes from seeing an ad → visiting a website → submitting an enquiry → buying. The journey is far more complex. For our latest YUKTAAI Research, we analyzed and synthesized findings across 29 industry reports, studies and research sources covering digital buying behaviour, UX, conversion psychology and real estate buyer behaviour. The research draws on work from organizations including Baymard Institute, Microsoft, Nielsen Norman Group, CXL and the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR). What emerged was a clear 6-stage digital property journey: Awareness → Search → Evaluation → Inquiry → Verification → Closing And buyers can disappear at every stage. Outdated pricing during search. Hidden fees or unclear payment plans during evaluation. Long forms and gated information when they're ready to enquire. Slow responses after they've already shown intent. The interesting part? The problem isn't always generating more traffic. Sometimes the buyer is already on the website. The real problem is helping them move confidently from one decision to the next. We mapped the full journey and the major friction points below. Want the deeper research behind this framework? Reach out to YUKTAAI.
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Most Meta banners fail because they’re designed for aesthetics, not for how people actually scroll. This set was created using a agentic ai creative workflow system built by ROCKPAPER RUNWAY using Flow, Sora, Canva, and Seedream to generate placement-ready ad creatives designed around: attention flow message hierarchy dopamine pacing mobile behavior conversion psychology Every banner was adapted for Meta placements instead of forcing one design across every format. The result: creatives that feel native to the platform while still driving action. Creative strategy is becoming a system problem, not just a design task anymore.
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BMW - Born for Motion. “This isn’t a car. It’s momentum.” 🎬 Concept & Creative by Gokul(ROCKPAPER RUNWAY) — where motion becomes storytelling.
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As a brand strategist, I worked on shaping the calorie tracker strategy for a healthy meal kit brand focusing on clarity, motivation, and everyday usability. The goal wasn’t just tracking calories, but building a product experience that encourages better habits and long-term engagement.
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Julianna Woodland
New York, USA
Creative Strategist | Paid Social + AI Content Systems
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Static Ad Creative: Briefing to Execution
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what is she laughing at? - it could literally be anything - she's not even real 😈
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As a creative strategist - using ai in my workflow greatly cuts down on the back and forth. By integrating what I call an AI "rough-cut" or "pre-visualization" of the concept I am briefing for - I am able to provide a LOT more clarity to either the creator or AI engineer I am handing off to in the next step. To be able to do this - I need to understand how to generate accurate UGC quality videos myself - so that the AI roughcut is close enough to what i want the intended final deliverable to be. The role of creative strategist is increasingly becoming AI generalist 👩🏼💻 🤖
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long time no intro! I'm Julianna - the brain behind @creativesbyjulianna - and a performance creative strategist / director with 4 years of experience leading socials and strategy on accounts ranging from IRL community social clubs to gossipy AI chat apps. I love diving deep into product, marketing, and consumer research and figuring out how to translate messaging into creative that actually lands — no matter how weird or niche the challenge. My background is in data analytics, which means I don't just come with vibes. Every concept I pitch is built on a psychological human lever and backed by performance data worth testing. The idea has to feel true plus prove itself on paper. 📈 My workflow is something I genuinely pride myself on. I use tools and automations to reduce friction at every step — because what I'm trying to achieve with creative direction should actually get executed, with minimal back-and-forth. Efficiency is baked into the brief. I'm a fast integrator. I'll jump into your team, learn your process, and make it better where there are gaps. I take initiative, I test things on my own, and I genuinely think learning is cool and gatekeeping is dumb. If your creative isn't converting — it's probably a brief problem. Good news is that's fixable! If you are building something cool that you are passionate about - let's chat.
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Matias Lucero
New York, USA
Helping businesses build bold, memorable brands.
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EL PATIO — A Brand for Coffee & Conversation
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Lime Rock Park — Reframing an American Racing Icon
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Richter Park — Redesigning a Public Golf Destination
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Inclusive Brand Identity for Yoga Arts
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