u/Comfortable_Weird891

This is an AI tennis animation I’ve been working on, and I wanted to see what people think.

The main thing I was trying to capture was the movement and intensity of the sport — the speed, tension, body motion, and that dynamic feeling you get in a real tennis rally. Since sports animation needs a lot of detail to feel convincing, this took more work than a normal AI video.

The process was basically building out a large number of images first to create a storyboard, then generating the video shot by shot from there. A lot of the image development was done very quickly with the Saharan AI Creative Agent.

Does the motion feel strong enough?

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What do you guys think of this set of editorial photographs I created, assisted by Saharan AI’s creative agent?

Saharan AI creative agent picked the AI models and I assumed it’s either Midjourney or GPT Image 2

I’m a Saharan AI Creative Partner and created this Gentle Monster editorial concept entirely with AI.

Tried to keep it feeling like a real high-fashion editorial rather than typical AI imagery. What do you guys think?

Sharing this AI fashion ad one of Saharan AI’s partnered creators made for my new apparel brand.

I’m not asking for it to be 100% realistic because I can’t afford to spend that much money on real models and a full photoshoot. But the result really surprised me. It completely delivered the vibe I wanted for my brand, which is more chic and minimal, and it was around 50–60% cheaper.

Saharan AI also put a lot of effort matching me with the right creative team for my brand.

What do you guys think?

Wanted to create something that feels familiar but slightly impossible, like a place you remember from a dream but can’t quite explain.

The visuals were developed with Midjourney, with Saharan AI helping bring the creative workflow together.

Really curious how this feels to you.

I created a hurricane-inspired AI fashion campaign (Midjourney + Saharan AI)

The goal was to blend realistic fashion photography with a more artistic, dramatic atmosphere, while keeping the models, lighting, and overall visuals as believable as possible.

Curious what you guys think. Does it feel realistic enough

Been experimenting with AI filmmaking on Saharan AI and put together this Ferrari concept featuring winding Italian mountain roads, golden-hour sunsets, and cinematic driving shots.

The idea was to make it feel like a proper automotive commercial rather than just a collection of AI-generated clips.

Curious what everyone thinks. Does the cinematography feel convincing? What still gives away that it's AI?

The idea was to create something ceremonial and surreal, but still very clean and cinematic. Instead of relying on lots of visual clutter, I focused on a tight palette, strong material contrast, and a sense of ritual movement across an open landscape.

Saharan AI Canvas + Midjourney + GPT Image 2.0.

Here are the prompts I used:
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Twelve mirror-polished chrome cars cross an immense ivory salt wasteland in perfect formation, acid-magenta ribbons streaming behind. An East Asian bride in an ivory suit, cobalt gloves and mirrored veil drives the lead car, wide 24mm retro-future road cinema, no brands, no plates, no text.

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A towering ivory sand wall stops the entire chrome convoy in exact formation. The bride stands beside the lead car facing the storm, acid-magenta ribbons horizontal beneath a cobalt sky, epic 28mm road cinema, no crash, no panic, no text.
The key for the retro-future feel wasn’t adding random futuristic elements, but pushing one material, one road-line, and one ceremonial idea to the extreme.
Would love to hear what people think.

Dreamy Y2K California look — sun-faded colors, warm film grain, palm trees, old-school cars, and that early-2000s summer feeling.

Does the nostalgia come through?

Been working really hard on the skin texture, subtle facial expressions, eye movement, and the small human reactions

i’ve been trying to create more realistic fashion photos for jewelry with ai.

the model, face and products are pretty consistent now, does the images still feel AI to you?

i’m trying to get something that feels more like a real fashion/editorial shoot. has anyone figured out a good way to make ai photos feel less generated?

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