Generative AI refers to a family of technologies that can create images, videos, music, or text based on written input — called a prompt. These tools don’t “imagine” anything on their own. They’re powered by complex models trained on billions of examples, and the outcome depends entirely on how precise, creative, and intentional the input is.
In my work, I use generative AI to build visual assets, scenes, transitions, environments, objects, even characters. But it’s far from a “click-and-done” process.
Each result involves multiple iterations, refinement, style balancing, consistency adjustments, and post-production work. The tools are still evolving, and current limitations include:
Low frame rate or motion instability
Difficulty with fine detail over time
Limited control over physics or perspective
Inconsistencies between scenes
The growing number of platforms and tools — each with different strengths, weaknesses, and quirks
The big difference between generating a simple image and crafting a consistent, refined visual style across a full project
And yes — the real cost of generation time
That’s why I don’t just generate, I design.
I build every piece like a puzzle:
AI is just one part of a larger creative process that includes prompt mastery, aesthetic research, editing, sound design, narrative structuring, and visual direction.
Generative AI opens powerful new doors for creativity and yes, it’s faster than hand-drawing every frame. That’s part of what makes it more affordable.
But if you think what you need can be done in a few minutes by anyone…
feel free to give it a try, and let me know how it goes, I would be happy to ear your feedback . 😉
