Experiments in AI-assisted video
AI × Motion
Exploring how AI can turn a creative idea into motion—from the first storyboard to the final rhythm.
These experiments mark my first steps into AI-assisted video design. I developed the concepts, scripts, color palettes, visual language, and transitions, then learned how to guide the tools through prepared assets, clear direction, and repeated refinement.
- Claude
- Higgsfield
01
Meet Nave
A short personal introduction exploring how I think and work as a designer, brought to life through AI-assisted motion graphics. I developed the concept, script, storyboard, and visual direction, then used Claude to animate prepared assets and shape the pacing of each scene. Through iteration, I refined the messaging, typography, and transitions to make the story clearer and the movement more intentional.
MY ROLE Concept · Storytelling · Art Direction · Asset Preparation TOOL Claude — Motion Graphics & Scene Timing
02
Character Meets Trend
An exploration of character design and trend-driven social content, created entirely with Higgsfield. I created the character from scratch, defining its clothing, appearance, and visual style, then brought it into an existing social media trend. The experiment helped me explore how an original character can take part in a familiar format—a useful direction for working with clients across social media and marketing.
MY ROLE Character Design · Visual Direction · Trend Adaptation TOOL Higgsfield — Character Creation & Animation
03
Product in Motion
A light, playful product explainer exploring how a reference can become a cohesive visual story. Starting with a headphone reference, I developed the visual language and created a set of assets for the video. I then used Claude to bring them into motion, shaping the storyboard, pacing, and transitions into a short marketing piece that introduces the product in an engaging, approachable way.
MY ROLE Visual Direction · Asset Creation · Storyboarding · Motion Direction TOOL Claude — Motion Graphics & Scene Timing
The creative process
From intention to iteration.
A storyboard set the direction. Prepared assets and repeated refinement brought it into motion.
01
Concept & Storytelling
I defined the concept, script, and message, then planned the scene sequence in a storyboard before production.
- Concept
- Script
- Storyboard
02
Art Direction & Assets
I chose the colors, typography, visual language, and transitions, and prepared assets to guide the output.
- Color
- Typography
- Prepared assets
03
Motion & Character Animation
I used Claude to build motion graphics and scene pacing from a prepared storyboard. With Higgsfield, I animated a character I had created using AI.
- Claude
- Higgsfield
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Iteration & Refinement
I refined the message, movement timing, custom typography, and use of prepared assets to bring the result closer to my intended direction.
- Review
- Adjust
- Refine
Learning to direct the output.
The biggest learning was how to make the direction more precise: clarify the message, adjust the rhythm, refine the typography, and give the tools better-prepared assets. Each iteration helped me understand both the tools and the decisions I needed to make as a designer.