Being a parent boosts my creativity by constantly challenging me to see the world through my kid’s eyes. Every day is an adventure, and I find myself coming up with new ways to entertain, educate, and engage with him. Recently, I started a fun project with my 2.5-year-old son. It’s an exercise in remixing things. It’s amazing how kids can think up so many things.
Our deal is simple: every time we play together, especially outdoors, I joke with him that he has to “pay” me for that time with an idea. He always comes up with the craziest combinations of animals and things he loves that we find in our moments together.
Then, I use AI tools to create pictures and stories based on his ideas. It’s been a wonderful experience seeing his excitement and imagination come to life in different ways. He even helps me select the outcome and suggests details and changes because, in the end, he is kind of the client here. :)
The following steps Noah (client) asked is to turn them into books (and I agree because I don’t want him looking at these weird creatures at the computer or cellphone screen); besides that, he wants me to bring the ideas of his friends to life.
Selected Works
Magic Words– HP
The Ultimate AI Masterpiece– BMW Global
A.I. vs K.I.– Lunchables
Powered by K.I.– Lunchables
Slay AIProject type
Water on Mars– Sodastream
No one is just one flavor– Truly
Dreamland VR– Oakley
Outride ADHD– Specialized
Your Future Guide– Smithsonian
RFRSH can– Sprite
Joy is a simple recipe– Lay's Global
The Electric AI Canvas– BMW Global
Nalata Art Co.– Nalata
Something to help you remember– Liberty Mutual
BMW Grillz– BMW USA
Summer on– BMW USA
Live the legacy– Fila
Everyone can Photoshop– Adobe
Crash from Home– Doritos
Goodby Silverstein AI– GS&P
The battle of Doritos– Doritos
Are we there yet?– BMW USA
The world's fastest bike– Specialized
Appito– Appito
Be the Monster– Fila
O.bra Festival– Instagrafite