A 33-second product film for an equestrian brand — one browband shown across different looks, from the first frame of the horse to the movement of an eyelash. Not a single second of it was shot on camera.

The hard part was keeping the hardware recognisable: AI re-invents small metal details, so every fixture was rebuilt by hand until the CLICK’N GO system read as exact.

Hand-made statement necklaces from Minsk: one base, endless variations of stones, corals and metals — patent-protected, worn by celebrities and TV hosts.

This is what a jewellery visual looks like when photography is no longer enough.

An AI-animated series about a grey horse called Everest and his world: short Pixar-style episodes, character by character.

The training episode became the most watched in the series: 479,000 views, 31,600 likes and 6,500 shares on TikTok.