Jan
17
You're about to see how to take a messy napkin sketch and turn it into a consistent, studio-quality character using a workflow that actually respects your creative intent, using Nano Banana (Google's amazing image model) and Weavy (node-based canvas app). And importantly, the character will stay consistent across scenes, poses and even styles (want to render it as a B&W cartoon? Not a problem). I'll show you the step-by-step breakdown of how we built the...
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Jan
16
We talk a lot about the big players in AI video—Runway, Kling, Sora, Veo—but there’s one tool that is quietly crushing it right now, and almost nobody is talking about it: Grok Imagine. Grok is developed by xAI, and while it’s often buried in headlines about tweets and tech politics, for creative pros, it’s a sleeper hit. Specifically, its image-to-video capability is arguably the best "quick fix" animation tool on the market. It's fast, it's...
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Jan
15
Midjourney v7 Niji is here - a much-anticipated update to the aesthetic-focused AI image generation app. For the uninitiated, you might be asking: What exactly is Niji? In their own words, "this is our version of our image models specifically tuned for Asia and Anime." It’s a collaboration between Midjourney and Spellbrush, designed to understand the specific aesthetics, line work, and composition of anime and illustrative styles better than the base model. You can read...
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Jan
14
Hey friends, Chase here This episode is short and direct — and it centers on an idea that quietly changes everything once you really see it: most people aren’t stuck because they’re lazy or unmotivated. They’re stuck because they confuse urgency with importance. We’ve been trained to react. To answer what’s loud, immediate, and demanding. Emails. Notifications. Small fires that feel productive simply because they need attention right now. But being busy isn’t the same...
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Jan
10
We’ve all been there: you wrap a shoot, you get into the edit, and you realize the perfect shot is the one you didn’t take. You need a bird’s eye view, or just a slight rotation to make the composition sing, but the moment is gone. Until recently, that was it. You lived with the shot you had. But we are living in a wild time for creative professionals. The new wave of AI tools...
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Jan
08
The debate between MidJourney and ComfyUI is still a defining conversation for AI artists. Both tools can create industry-standard imagery, but they serve fundamentally different roles in a production pipeline. The choice is not about image quality, as both generate high-fidelity results. The choice is about process. Do you need an "Artist" that generates beautiful ideas instantly, or a "Technician" that executes precise instructions without deviation? This guide breaks down the pros and cons of...
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Jan
07
Hey friends, Chase here This episode is short and direct — and it centers on an idea that’s easy to overlook: rest isn’t something you earn after the work is done. It’s a skill you have to learn while you’re doing the work. Most of us don’t struggle because we lack motivation. We struggle because we don’t know how to manage our energy over time. We push past the point where the work is actually...
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Jan
01
Many of us in the creative community, miss the grit of the darkroom, the unpredictability of a letterpress, the happy accidents of a photocopier running out of toner. We want that analog warmth, not digital perfection. The problem? Most "distressed typography / bad photocopy" filters and presets look fake and cheap - especially in AI. So today, we’re going to look at how to create authentic, grungy ink bleed and halftone effects using AI -...
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Dec
31
Hey friends, Chase here This episode is short and direct — and it’s built around a question I think most of us care about more than we admit: what actually makes a great friend? Friendship is often treated as something casual. Easy. Automatic. But as life gets fuller — work, family, responsibility, distraction — the quality of our friendships can quietly slip into something surface-level. Not because we don’t care, but because we stop being...
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Dec
28
Today, I want to zero in on a specific technique that’s been blowing my mind recently: applying complex textures to logos using Nano Banana Pro for style transfer. But more importantly, I want to talk about how we do it. Because as creative pros, we don't just need "magic buttons." We need control. We need replicable workflows. We need to understand the variables. Here's how: The Toolset: Weavy + Nano Banana For this workflow, I’m using...
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