Six frames from our latest series: sculpted taffeta, velvet against organza, lavender tailoring and purple ruffles, shot on runways and on housing estates. None of them is luck. Each one starts from a written brief: the shot and the lens, the fabric and how it moves, where the light comes from, and one named micro-expression instead of "smiling". That is exactly what we practise in the fashion courses here: you describe the look like a photographer and a designer, and the image follows your decisions. Which one would you put on the cover of a lookbook? Tell us in the comments.

One face your audience recognises, a product she really holds, and posters that stop the scroll. AI Influencer Ads takes you from a casting sheet to a campaign: - Cast a virtual influencer with one consistent face - Colour that stops the scroll: bold complementary palettes and the 60/30/10 rule - Invent a product and keep its label true in every shot - Put the product in her hand, with the label still readable - Posters in five styles, from loud to premium - Absurd ideas and unusual camera angles - Carousels, Stories and a short video - Label it: ads, AI and honest disclosure - Make it premium, with type right on the image What makes it different: we show what breaks. A label that rewrote itself. A mole that moved to the other cheek. A product that drifted before the face did. You learn to spot it before you post. Ten short lessons, every step shown. 49 USD, one-time: buy once, and every update and new lesson is included. https://www.skool.com/gml-generative-media-lab-6907/classroom/19877b62 What would you want her to sell? Tell us in the comments.

A costume is a decision about a person: who they are, what happened to them, how they move. Costume Design with AI walks you through the whole craft, from the first read of the script to the sheet you hand to the workroom: - Read a script like a costume designer and build the costume plot - Research real garments from museum collections, with sources you can trust - Write a costume for any era: the 1590s, 1885, 1976, today, science fiction, fantasy - Age a costume the way the story would, so it reads as work, not as a stain - Keep one face and one costume across every scene - See the costume in motion and test it in the film's set before anything is made - Change one detail, a hat or a colour, without redrawing the rest - Costumes for children on stage, on screen and for parties, with the safety rules - Present options to the director and hand clean documents to the cutter What makes it different: every image is checked like a real costume. Mourning crape that came out glossy. A reference that stole the lead's face. A colour option that quietly changed the cut. You learn to catch it at the fitting, not on set. Film, theatre, opera, dance, contemporary and children's costumes. 20 short lessons. 49 USD, one-time: buy once, and every update and new lesson is included. https://www.skool.com/gml-generative-media-lab-6907/classroom/6f276ec7 Who are you dressing next? Tell us the character in the comments, and we'll tell you where to start.

Buy once, stay current: here is what we changed in the courses this month, so you know which lessons to open again. Updated because a tool changed - Your Brand Assistant · lesson 3: Gemini Gems become skills on 17 November 2026 and ChatGPT custom GPTs retire on 11 December 2026. The lesson builds your assistant as one portable folder that works as a Claude Project or skill, a Gemini skill and a ChatGPT Project, now with the current Claude upload steps. - AI Tools for Fashion · lesson 7, Start with AI and AI Tools: Gems are now called skills, with the dates. - Every FIND your style lesson: the --repeat tip now says it runs in Fast mode only (Turbo is not available for the current Midjourney model); you need the Standard plan or higher, and Basic allows up to 4. - Start with AI · lesson 8: ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini can now remember earlier chats when memory is on, so the lesson shows when a new chat really starts empty. - AI Photographer: Setting · lesson 7: small fixes now go through the Editor, which replaced Vary Region on the website. - Light on Jewellery: in Caimera, 2K and 4K come with any paid plan. - Spot the Glitch · lesson 5: synthid.com is now open to everyone, and Chrome can check SynthID too. - Finish & Upscale · lesson 3: Krea's free plan upscales up to 2K. - Flat & Ghost · lesson 1: Zalando requires invisible AI marking in the file from December 2026 and does not allow visible AI labels on product images. - Costume Design with AI and AI Influencer Ads: Google Flow costs are now called credits, as in Google's own help. - AI Photographer: Light: the Do it steps in four lessons now point to the right prompts.

Welcome to the studio. We teach creative people to use AI with a professional eye: light, frame, fabric, cut, colour. You bring the taste, and AI follows your decisions. Who it is for: fashion designers, photographers, stylists, costume designers and brands. No coding, and you can start without installing anything. Step 1. Start free, in this order: - Start with AI: what AI is, how to talk to it, how to describe an image, how to stay safe and fair. - AI Tools: the tools creative people actually use, and how to build a small stack you can repeat. - Spot the Glitch: Check an AI Image: catch what a client would see before you post: hands, text, jewellery, garment logic, light. Step 2. Pick your path. Paid courses are a one-time purchase. If you design clothes, prints or costumes: - AI Fashion Sketch: from a design to a sketch, flats and a line-up. - Fashion Vector Toolkit: your own kit for drawing fashion. - Repeat & Print: Seamless Patterns for Fabric: a print that repeats and a file a print shop accepts. - How to make a Tech Pack with AI: a tech pack a factory can work from. - AI Tools for Fashion: one jacket followed through every fashion tool. - Costume Design with AI: from script to workroom, for film, theatre, opera and dance. If you photograph or art-direct images (start with Light):