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I invented a fine menswear brand that sells one luxury t-shirt.
The entire brand identity was built with Adobe Firefly Boards: the logo, storefront, interior, product, all of it.
Here's my full workflow with all prompts 🧵
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He's not wrong these are my analytics for the last 30 days on IG and I'm just a small account!
I have been experimenting with IG, posting times, plots new characters ect, and using trial reels! I have a base now that follows my stories and characters, when I stay consistent with them, they stay with me ;-)
I’m just going to say it: being a platform snob is a great way to kill your own growth.
I used to hate Instagram and Facebook. I thought X was the only platform worth my time. That was easily one of the biggest mistakes I’ve made. When X’s algorithm went to absolute shit, I had no choice but to branch out.
I started posting on IG from December last year. I’ve already crossed 41K followers in less than a year.
If you’re still clinging to X and ignoring the other platforms, wake up. The audience is out there. Go get them.
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An army woke Kumbhakarna.
My challenge? Keeping him the same giant across 20 shots. Built in Adobe Firefly. Even giants need consistency.
Sponsored by @Adobe as an Adobe Firefly Ambassador
Try it here 👉 firefly.adobe.com
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He put “intimidating” on his résumé.
Now comes the camera test 😂
Playing with AI-generated behind-the-scenes moments with Seedance 2.0 on @runwayml
Even a movie creature has first-day nerves.
Inspired by @WolfRiccardo
Prompt below:
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My custom skill + Claude Opus 5.5 🤯
Gave it a still render, a character sheet, a 10s clip and one lazy prompt: "fun motion graphic, comic book style, 10s"
It read the assets, found the beats, and spat out THIS. KA-POW timing, speech bubbles, SFX, the works.
I'm just mind-blown right now🤯
I built my own Claude skill because editing motion graphics takes a lot of time. I was working on some other projects and had to solve this time-consuming task.
This is my first test run of the skill, after completing the whole workflow and building it into this skill. I fed it my mascot GIF, a fire-spear film clip, and my logo animation.
Zero editing software.
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It’s here. The first AI feature film to screen in theatres. The first AI feature film by a female filmmaker.
Not a collection of shorts. A feature film.
Not a studio. One woman with a laptop.
Not a paid PR campaign. An organic social movement.
I didn’t just make a film. We made history. Together.
Because I never for a second thought this was about me. It’s much much bigger than me.
The era of waiting for permission is over. I’m living proof. And that makes some people mad.
Because there are no gatekeepers where there are no gates.
BOSS (2026). Coming soon to a theatre near you.
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This is Seedance 2.5 1080p
I make these between the longer episodes.
Same characters. Short. Simple. Easy to share.
On IG people don’t just like them, they remix them. Poetry, a note, sent to someone specific. They are designed to be highly shareable, characters are recognizable and the clip is one feeling.
If you also post series on IG, this is something that I have found that keeps the account warm while you work on your next part.
Not a trailer. A share ;-)
David & Bathsheba
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Claude has discovered a previously unknown enzyme system hidden in the DNA of bacteriophages. Beside the enzyme’s gene sits a long array of repeating DNA—a structure that looks somewhat similar to CRISPR.
We don’t yet understand what this system does, but only a handful of known systems share its features, and all of them are able to cut, copy, and paste DNA. Historically, the discovery of such programmable systems has helped revolutionize medicine. CRISPR, for instance, is now the foundation of genetic medicines. But it will take much more work to learn what this system does, and whether it can be put to similar use.
Read more: anthropic.com/news/claude-di…
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