Here is a fun little prompt exercise. Let's see you in a Dirndl or Lederhosen :-) Simply upload a reference image of yourself and then choose your colors. 𝗣𝗿𝗼𝗺𝗽𝘁: "Use my image, posture, and facial expression, and dress me in a dirndl. With some fuchsia and blue." 𝗠𝗼𝗱𝗲𝗹: Nano Banana Pro 𝗔𝘀𝗽𝗲𝗰𝘁 𝗥𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼: Portrait or square 𝗔𝗿𝘁 𝘀𝘁𝘆𝗹𝗲: Watercolor Head over to Grimm here: https://app.aigrimm.com/graphics/image-generator

Give us a photo of your last book you purchased? Mine arrived yesterday! Can’t wait to make soaps again!

For a long time I have been collection horrible AI words, phrases, sentence structures. I have now put them all together into this 17-page document. You can get it HERE. Nobody is perfect when they use AI to create content. Not me. Not you. Not the person with 50k followers who sounds suspiciously polished every single day. Content creation is one of the most common ways people use AI, and it shows. You can hear it. You can see it. There is a certain rhythm to everything AI writes for you, and once you notice it, you cannot stop noticing it. (or, even worse, you start doubting yourself even if you wrote it yourself. LOL) So I put together the AI Language Repair Kit. It covers the basics AND goes beyond them. What to avoid, what to write instead, and how to sound less like 99% of the other peers out there who hit publish without reading it back once or maybe never. Grab the free download here. Inside: - 29 words to cut - 12 phrases to delete - 6 before/after rewrites with real examples - A 5-question checklist to run before you publish anything Free. Boom. Have a fun Wednesday! xx Katrin 𝗣.𝘀. Do come back here and let me know if the download helped you change/do/eliminate at least ONE thing you weren't aware of?

As you might know, AI Grimm is based on the Grimm stories from Germany. I chose the name not only because I’m German, but because every business becomes a story, and we all start a business with one. AI Grimm was meant to help you start your business story. It has also become so much more than that. AI Grimm is entering its third year this fall, and I’ve seen how much AI has helped many businesses turn the corner. AI Grimm was here to witness it, and I’m endlessly proud of every customer who found help in it, used it (almost daily), and moved ahead with huge strides. Opening communities. Going live. Making videos. Creating journeys for their customers. Finding a helping hand when there’s no one else in the room to talk to. Not all your friends and family understand the business world. And a business has many chapters: getting started, naming, products, prices, selling, pivoting when it doesn’t work as planned, finding more customers, websites, labels, logos, freebies, attracting clients… the list goes on. It would take hours to list everything a business has to do over the years. My background is photography and corporate life (mostly tech startups in the Silicon Valley area). Odd combo on paper. Perfect match in practice, because I love art so much I try to bring it into everything I do in software and teaching. AI Grimm’s logo shows Little Red Riding Hood and the wolf. Over time she morphed a bit into a woman named Francis: she builds her business and always has many questions. The Wolf is the mentor: patient, wise, answering as she goes. I turned a little scene with them into a small clip for our current Visibility Sprint, where we build out the funnel and website and get it AEO / SEO / GEO ready for our customers. Anyway, I thought it would be sweet to give these two characters some motion. Here you go 🙂 Have a wonderful weekend. Thank you for being on this journey with me. It means a lot. xx Katrin

A little texture goes a long way. This green herringbone grasscloth moment was made with Flux1 Kontext Pro, and it’s exactly the kind of subtle statement I love for different uses: grounded, modern, and warm. Image Generator: Flux1 Kontext Pro Prompt: "Create a Green Herringbone Grasscloth Wallpaper" Try it for yourself: https://app.aigrimm.com/graphics/image-generator Here are a bunch of ways you can use it beyond website wallpaper: On your website + digital brand - Hero section backdrop (add a soft overlay so text stays readable) - Section dividers/bands (use a cropped strip as a “texture break” between sections) - Button + banner texture (very subtle, like 5–15% opacity) - Blog/podcast cover template background - Landing page headers for offers, waitlists, freebies - Digital product mockups (place your workbook cover on top of it for a luxe feel) Social media content - Carousel backgrounds (especially quote slides + educational posts) - Reels covers (crop in close for a cleaner look) - Story templates (polls, Q&A boxes, “new post” announcements) - Highlight covers (with a simple icon layered over) - Pinterest pins (texture behind clean typography = chef’s kiss) Brand assets + marketing - Email newsletter header/footer strip - Media kit background panels - Webinar/workshop slide backgrounds (use lightly so content stays clear) - Lead magnet cover design (PDFs look more premium instantly) Print + packaging (if you do anything physical) - Thank-you cards or insert cards - Gift wrap/tissue paper pattern - Stickers (pattern + brand wordmark) - Product packaging sleeves (even just inside the box for a “wow” moment) Pro design moves (that make it feel expensive) - Create a whole mini “texture system”: light version, dark version, blurred version, and a zoomed-in version. - Use it as an overlay on photos (soften at low opacity to unify your feed). - Turn it into a seamless tile so you can use it anywhere without awkward edges.