A collaboration between JiiLii Ai Design and me.

 A collaboration between JiiLii Ai Design and me.


Recently I’ve spent a lot of time working with different AI platforms. I think I've tried about half of them. I’ve gravitated more towards Kling Ai in the past few months and discovered there are many great Ai artists on that platform.


I started liaising with a few artists and formed new connections. Then I started playing around again on Instagram which I left when I gave up Facebook in 2021.


In my new experiment of delving into Instagram I came across the work of “JiiLii Ai Design”.


I also discovered some of the work of this Artist under another heading “JiiLii Ai Art”.


I was amazed by so many items JiiLii posted there, still images, animés, “collages” and short movie clips.


 A few examples of these items:













Then I came across some of JiiLii’s movie clips:


“RESPECT”



“Ordinary Girl”



“Spring Song”



I was so impressed by her work that  I approached JiiLii and we made a good connection. I asked her if she accepted collaborations or commissioned work. Fortunately she said yes, so I sent her a script for an idea we could both explore. 



I won’t tell you about the many steps which led to it, but here’s the work we created together. JiiLii generated all the images in AI, and I created the audio in Suno Ai.


Here is   


“VERONICA” 



It’s also available on YouTube:




Hope you like!


 PT


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