Trio of AI Art & Design Videos

A trio of videos: A) JSON prompts that can help with accurate images, B) how to leverage Google Stitch for design. C) LTX 2.3 Transitions

Trio of AI Art & Design Videos

JSON Prompts for utilizing styles for Images

Craig Does AI shares his files for a Notebook LM assisted Gemini gem via a Notion document.

  • NotebookLM Setup: The four files are uploaded as sources to a NotebookLM notebook.
  • Gemini/Gem Setup: A custom "Gem" is created in Gemini by pasting the instructions and attaching the NotebookLM notebook as a reference.

Key Takeaways & Benefits:

  • Consistency: The system ensures that the AI stops "guessing" and follows a strict technical profile, resulting in images that align closely with the user's intent.
  • Flexibility: Once the prompt is generated, it can be used in various platforms like Google FlowGrok, or ChatGPT.
  • Iteration: Users can easily modify the result by adding simple requests (like adding a sailboat or a hat) to the generated JSON code, maintaining the original style while updating specific elements

Google Stitch + AI Studio for apps & website Design

This video introduces a free, no-code workflow using two Google tools—Google Stitch and Google AI Studio—to build professional-grade apps and websites without needing designers or developers.

Key Stages of the Workflow:

  1. Design with Google Stitch:
    • Design System First: Unlike typical AI tools that generate disjointed screens, Stitch builds a consistent "design system" (colors, fonts, spacing) before creating layouts.
    • URL Inspiration: You can input a website URL to extract its aesthetic and design rules, ensuring your project has a professional look.
    • Refinement & Iteration: Fix specific elements (like text readability or image choices) through text prompts or voice commands without regenerating the entire app.
    • Prototypes: The "Instant Prototype" feature allows you to navigate the app, test mobile/tablet responsiveness, and verify functionality before writing any code.
  2. Development with Google AI Studio:
    • Seamless Export: Designs from Stitch can be exported directly into Google AI Studio, which preserves the design system settings while converting the visuals into working code.
    • Adding Functionality: You can add complex features, such as search bars or dynamic itineraries, by describing them in plain language within AI Studio.
  3. Deployment :
    • Once the app is functional, you can "publish" it directly from AI Studio to receive a live, shareable URL for public access.
Google Stitch

LTX 2.3 Transitions

This video introduces the use of a transition LoRA, which creatively blends between the first and last frame. I explored this effect in this short Easter video.

Transitions using LTX 2.3