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Use Cases

Philippe Intraligi on using an ai tool which feels authentic and interactive

The creative director is using ai to collaborate with his grandfather through time.

• illustration

Artist Alan Lacke on painting a new dimension with generative ai

Having painted most of his artwork in dimensional shapes, he is now turning it into the dimension of generative AI.

• applied arts

Founder Kerby Martino on how exactly.ai has transformed his business

The founder of incub8space is using exactly.ai to eliminate turnaround times.

• illustration

Art director and illustrator Anna Xenz on her game-changing relationship with generative ai

Anna Xenz is making time for creativity and pushing her boundaries as an artist.

• illustration

Aleksey Pushkarev on using ai as a partner for independent work

The Russian multidisciplinary artist is using exactly.ai to accelerate his workflow.

• graphic design

Architectural competition winner Ksenia Shinkovskaya on using ai to discover hidden meanings

The multimedia sculptor shared insights on how AI helps to uncover hidden patterns and expand the boundaries of her artistic expression.

• applied arts

Meet Maya Mashiach: the architectural designer using watercolours and 3D to build vivid new worlds

Departing from her passion for architecture, she generates immersive AI spaces that exceed the limitations of the physical world.

• architecture

Visual artist Darren Johnston is using generative ai to blur the virtual and real

Having worked with Aphex Twin and Zaha Hadid Architects, his latest collaborator is generative AI.

• applied arts

Sonya Seccombe on using ai to craft texture on digital artwork

Sonya Seccombe, working under the name Grey Tin, is a multidisciplinary artist based in Somerset. She shared with us how she's using unconventional source material and AI to steer her creativity in new and exciting directions.

• fine art

Nicolas Tilly on how constant curiosity drives his experiments with generative ai

The Paris-based interactive media designer has used exactly.ai to create an illustration infinity grid.

• graphic design

Designer Alan de Sousa Silva on the creative power of staying playful

Alan de Sousa Silva told us about his creative journey against the odds, and the unlikely ways in which AI excites him.

• graphic design

Mason Garcera on using ai to generate ideas that stick

“What took me weeks now takes 15 minutes”: a Chicago-based sticker artist explains how exactly.ai makes it easier to manage his passion project alongside a demanding day job.

• graphic design
• applied arts

Artist Elina Pasok explains why we should feel optimistic about the future of ai

Elina Pasok tells us about her creative journey, and why exactly.ai gives her reasons to be cheerful about the future of AI.

• fine art
• applied arts

Extract’s Chris Vickers on how design studios can harness the power of ai

Chris Vickers is the creative director and co-founder of Extract Studio – an London-based design studio working across editorial, branding and digital projects. He told us about his hopes for the positive role he believes AI can play for smaller agencies, and his initial experiments with exactly.ai.

• graphic design

Meet Maria Bort – the illustrator and painter making magic with generative ai

Maria Bort is a London-based mixed-media artist and illustrator with a strong graphic design background. She told us about the path that led to her uniquely expressive style, and how exactly.ai is helping her focus even more time on the work she cares about most.

• fine art

The constant evolution of photographer turned digital artist Oleg Gant

Oleg Gant is a photographer and artist based in Vilnius, Lithuania. He began his career as a journalist, before moving into photography – a practice that then evolved into photographic and digital art. He told us about his creative journey, and his recent experiments with exactly.ai

• fine art

Meet the London-based artist using ai as a tool for transformation

Richard Paul is an artist based in Southeast London. He started his creative career as a still life photographer, before moving into the creation of 3D lenticulars. Recently he used exactly.ai for the first time, in order to experiment with a series of concrete sculptures he’d created from leftover construction materials.

“Myself in the multiverse”: designer Charles Kalpakian talks getting acquainted with ai

Across furniture, space and interiors, the work of architectural designer Charles Kalpakian is unmistakable.

• craft

Daria Nepriakhina: "Custom illustrations key to Vendora's growth in low-trust market"

To manage the rising demand for illustrations, Vendora turned to exactly.ai, training a model to maintain their unique style while scaling up production.

• web design

Sasha Mazur-Knyazeva on Materiality in the AI Age

In this interview, Sasha Mazur-Knyazeva discusses her practice, the materiality of painting in the AI age, and her surprising experiences with exactly.ai.

• graphic design

Anna and Sofia Illustration on Wine Bottles

Anna and Sofia worked on a project for Winest Store, an Israeli startup that delivers wine within 60 minutes, with the help of exactly.ai in their process.

• illustration

Improving Design Concepts with Fuat

Fuat, a London-based multidisciplinary designer, explores unconventional directions and meanings while uncovering other visions with exactly.ai.

• graphic design

Charles Peattie on moving Alex into the Digital Age

Charles Peattie a British cartoonist and writer, who co-created the popular comic strip ‘Alex’ in 1987 collaborated with exactly.ai’s engineering team, and together, created prototypes for 2D animation from drawings.

• storytelling

Emma Brossaud on the Imperfection of Digital Artworks

Emma a Dublin-based French Digital Art Director has explored exactly.ai’s flexibility in accommodating her aesthetic choices and its ability to generate diverse visual concepts.

• web design

Agami Ceramics Minimalist Vision

Agami Ceramics, a small production company founded in 2016 by Maria Gilmanova and Olga Kukoba, discusses how they incorporated exactly.ai into their practice. They use it to extract patterns and identify potential new concepts for the artists to explore.

• craft

Anna Sudbina's AI Abstract Perceptionism

Anna Sudbina is a contemporary painter whose work combines elements of process-led abstract and figurative art, trained two different models on exactly.ai and was intrigued by the results, which offered new perspectives and compositions.

• fine art

Holystick Design Studio: Brainstorm different design concepts

Holystick design studio used exactly.ai to upload reference images from their client and generate new visuals. This allowed designers to create images that mirrored the clients' aesthetics.

• graphic design

Minofmeerdesign: Furniture Making with Exactly.ai

Minofmeerdesign,a design, furniture, and craft studio based in Taipei, Taiwan, utilised exactly.ai to sketch out new, visually appealing furniture designs.

• applied arts

Anastasia’s Site-Specific Graffiti Works

How can one incorporate exactly.ai into the process of creating graffiti art? This question was answered by Anastasia, a painter, digital artist, and researcher who specialises in graffiti.

• applied arts

Catrina Cavalera Created Floral Patterns

Our user, Catrina, an illustrator, herbalist, and online educator, has shared with us her experience with exactly.ai, and how it helped her in the intense process of creating floral patterns.

• illustration

Dmitry Makonnen Illustrates Portraits

How do you produce portraits of heroes for their monthly interviews with exactly.ai? Dmitry, the founder of Ein kleines Schwarzes Schwein.com studios, answers this question in the following use case.

• illustration