I joined the Teach With Weave program from the Figma Weave team, and honestly, the first thing I wanted to do with it was bring something back here. So: ten times the standard free credits, through my sign-up link: http://app.weavy.ai/signin?promotion=jvodegel&ref=jamy76 For anyone going paid use this code: JVodegel20 20% off your first purchase. One time per person, so put it on an annual plan, not a month. Capped at 50, then it's gone. Transparency: runs through my affiliate. More of this coming. This community is the reason I push for this stuff.

A small visual update to the Weavy platform: you can now select your input and output, and filters will automatically match the appropriate models. Nice use of color!

Drop your biggest takeaway from this classroom lesson. One sentence is enough. Now the real challenge: this workflow is not about rims. It's about placing any product in any context. A sneaker. A piece of furniture. A bag. A bike. How would you make this work for your own projects? What would you change? Share your workflow or your idea below. 👇

Last week I hosted a coffee hour in the morning European time. Since many of you are asleep at that time, I’m planning to host another coffee hour later in the day. I’d like to know if you’d be able to join if I schedule it around 9 p.m. Central European Time. We can talk about Weavy, general AI topics, or anything else on your mind—it’s a relaxed, open vibe. I’d really appreciate it if you can have your cameras on during the session; it’s all about getting to know each other.

This week I worked on a hybrid shoot for a production house. We started in AI. Setting, lighting, mood, composition. All figured out before anyone picked up a camera. The photographer used that as direct input for his light setup. The result? No driving to eight different locations. No guessing on set. One studio day. Done. A real photographer, real images, but AI did the prep work. Faster, cheaper, and the photographer walked in knowing exactly what he was going for. That's what hybrid looks like to me. Now your turn. Share what you've been working on this week. Finished result, first setup, random node, whatever. Just drop it below. 👇