I haven't uploaded in some time, but I've been playing around with some magazine covers. Started out as re-imagining the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue as something a bit more formal, and it went on from there with a number of publications. Hope someone enjoys them.
Although Google Flow is a real pain to use on my phone due to Google deciding not to format the site for mobile browsers, I've really been enjoying Nano Banana 2. For someone who gets REALLY specific with my prompts, it does an amazing job of including almost all the details I ask for, and understands location, perspective, and fore/background a lot better than any of the other generators I've used. Best of all, it can actually do action poses without having the subject floating in the air with limbs splayed all over the place. Plus, it does a great job of keeping the descriptions of different subjects separate, meaning I can control poses, actions, and outfits for multiple people in the "photo" instead of using generic descriptions or limiting the number of people included.
I'm not a fan of its default "happy" facial expressions being over-the-top, comical laughing faces though. Having to constantly prompt away those faces is kinda annoying. Overall, though, I love Nano Banana 2!
Whisk, which I've been using to generate almost all of my AI videos until now, is sadly being withdrawn by Google after April 30th, so I'm now familiarising myself with Flow to establish to what extent I'll be able to continue creating videos. I'm still testing, but thought I'd share this 15 second extended video for a bit of fun!