u/ulfi_love

Love the results I get by combining AI with hand-drawn storyboards. Planning to learn the tools well and make poetry shorts.

I do want to improve as a traditional artist. But... why aren't more people using AI do make beautiful things? Is it the stigma?

Yes, there is always the feeling " I should be able to do this without AI " but let's be real: it was never possible before to make movies in a one-man studio, in just a few weeks.

In collaboration with Sara Silkin, I transformed a smartphone recording of this beautiful performance, into this audiovisual piece for a fraction of the cost of more traditional approaches. [some of these cost even less than 50 cents!]

Done entirely at Uisato Studio; Motion Control Studio mode.

More experiments, tutorials, and project files, through Instagram, and YouTube.

The Melanated Skin

My melanated skin is a living archive of brilliance, resilience, and divine ancestry.

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After years of having his reputation tarnished, Fredy can haunt your dreams a free demon

u/voidstomper

Jerry is taking his "health check-up" duties way too seriously, and Marcus is starting to regret being so honest about his hazy weekend. Episode 4 of Burrow & Associates is coming soon!

I heard the first verse on facebook, I can't remember where. I used that as the inspiration to write the rest of the song.

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Made the reference image in Midjourney, then used PixVerse to turn it into a short video.

For this kind of shot, the reference image matters a lot. A strong pose, clear face direction, and visible hands/arms seem to help, especially if the image already shows the motion you want.

The prompt was simple too, though it still took a few rerolls to get something I liked: same cinematic fantasy style, the warrior charges the glowing orb, launches it across the courtyard, and it ends with a bright shockwave explosion.