Most recent explorations
​Tools used: Traditional Art, Chat, Photoshop, Midjourney

AI 3D explorations
​Tools used: Illustrator, Adobe Neo, Photographs, AI images

I used Adobe Neo to create the 3D model and scene, then applied style references, text prompts, lighting adjustments, and model texturing to generate a variety of unique visual outcomes from the same base composition. Renderings typically took 20-30 seconds. Some had glaring issues that I removed in PhotoShop but most of these are unaltered. 

AI compositions personal and professional work
​Tools used: My traditional art, advanced prompting in Midjourney, Photoshop and photography

I have been working with Midjourney for several years now, creating both personal artwork and commercial art. This has included a wide range of projects, from subtle seamless backgrounds, 3D icons, and illustrations, to fantasy art. Used in ads, Keynote presentations and for websites. Photoshop was used to refine and clean up all these designs. Abstract images were created by training the model on my traditional artwork. 

AI video

I used a variety of tools to create these generative AI videos, including my artwork, MidJourney, DALL-E, Photoshop, Luma, MiniMax, and Adobe Premiere. They were used as B-roll for personal and business projects.

AI video 2024 Highlight Reel

Here’s a collection of personal and commercial ventures where I’ve integrated AI into my workflow. The starting point for these clips varies—everything from childhood sketches, watercolors, pen drawings and photographs to Procreate drawings, Photoshop creations, and MidJourney images and of course text.
While you might notice little imperfections here and there, it’s clear how powerful this technology is becoming for both business and artistic expression.
Looking forward to taking this all to new heights in 2025!

Holiday LinkedIn Post

Midjourney, Photoshop, Premiere, Audition and MiniMax 

HTML, CSS and JavaScript coding 

I have used HTML5 on my many projects and wanted to do something that was exploring all the ways that you can bring a webpage to life so I created this page using the GreenSock Javascript library, CSS and HTML: