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I built and released Prompt Studio, a tool that captures the workflow and formula behind how I create my results. It is designed so that anyone, regardless of language, can produce a consistent style and turn ideas into prompts without spending time figuring out how to phrase them.It started as a small experiment. I was exploring vibe coding with Claude and tried automating parts of my own workflow. At some point, it shifted into something I wanted to fully build and deploy, so I spent the time to make it usable beyond just myself.

I like action films with creatures in them, and lately I’ve been deeply into wuxia webtoons. Naturally that interest started bleeding into my experiments with AI video. I began making short teaser-style storytelling clips and posting them to a new Instagram account.Because this is mostly something I do for fun, I decided to stay consistent with a mood I personally enjoy: vintage fantasy. Over time the account started to feel like a small world with its own tone and atmosphere.While working on these clips, I realized that two things matter most: maintaining a consistent visual mood, and making sure the same characters can appear repeatedly. This post is a short breakdown of how I approach both.

How effectively can AI implement illustrative animation?Compared to transforming live-action footage into video, AI-driven motion graphics based on illustrations are inherently more difficult to achieve. The "motion graphics" discussed here go beyond simple character walks or rotations; it refers to applying dynamic movement to complex, hand-drawn styles.

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