AI visual creation
For graphic designers, product designers and art directors in furniture and bathroom showrooms and design studios. Nine modules take participants from how generative models work through Figma Weavy, prompt engineering and product visual consistency to a ready workflow with an AI assistant aligned to the team's brand guidelines.
Participants leave with a workflow they can use from the next day. Changing upholstery, glaze or background does not require a new external brief—variants are generated from one reference photo, cutting asset prep from days to hours.
An architect or showroom advisor shows the product in a specific project context live. The conversation shifts from "I'll send visuals on Thursday" to "let's look now", shortening decisions and reducing revisions after product choice.
The assistant built during training knows brand guidelines, style guide and product parameters. Every designer starts from the same baseline, not an empty prompt, which reduces drift between projects.
Live training in groups of up to 15. Session recordings available for 90 days after completion.
Times are indicative. Day 2 ends around 18:00 at a standard group pace.
9:00–17:00
How the designer's and creator's role is changing. Is style non-replicable? Local and cloud tools. Text-to-image and text-to-video models. Local vs cloud models. First model run.
How generative models work: text to image. Transformers and diffusion models. Context-window limits for multimedia creation. Visual hallucinations and artefacts: causes and how to reduce them.
Weavy interface. Human vs LLM image description. Mood and style. Technical image parameters. Anatomy of an effective visual prompt. Common prompt mistakes. Parameters and modifiers: aspect ratio, quality, style, seeds. Negative prompts. Composer option and scalable graphics.
Generating basic visual compositions. Working across styles: photorealism, illustration, abstract, vintage. Visual consistency across generations. Basic inpainting. Social media assets. Delivering a simple creative brief.
9:00–18:00
Reference images and style transfer. Building consistent character and visual narrative. Keeping style and scene across generations. Advanced composition: framing, perspective, depth of field. Video from concept to animation: Runway, Veo 3, Pika.
System prompts and persona for creative tasks. Chain-of-Thought for complex visual projects. Metaprompts for complex visual prompts. Visual storytelling through image sequences. AI moodboards and style guides. Designing advanced visual campaigns.
Building an AI assistant for creative projects. Assistants for campaigns and concept art. Assistants for moodboards and mockups. Knowledge base: brand guidelines, style guides, best practices. Integrating the assistant into creative workflow.
Copyright in the AI era: who owns generated content. Training data and style mimicry: ethical issues. Watermarking and identifying AI-generated content. Responsible use of AI in creation.
Identifying creative processes to augment with AI. Building AI-first workflow in the creative team. Competency roadmap. Q&A and summary.
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