Will Decker

One prompt, endless creativity... Try this out in @midjourney for stunning abstract visuals perfect for backgrounds and wallpapers. Prompt: motivational AI in abstract form, glowing aura, symbolic motion, high contrast --ar 3:4 --profile a8xd34g

Exploring layering and blend modes with new Fog effect in @hiunicornstudio

Check out the animated version of this hero concept. Framer and Unicorn Studio are the perfect combo for creating a standout landing page. What do you think?

Finishing up this design exploration for an event landing page hero created with @framer + @hiunicornstudio Animation coming soon 👀

Tried out an abstract prompt in Midjourney while fine-tuning a moodboard and love how the style is looking. Should I share the moodboard or keep tweaking?

What if your 'unfinished' work is actually the most interesting thing you make? Here's a look at a handful of visual ideas I've been messing with lately in Midjourney, testing the new SREF Explorer feature and building out a moodboard. These are way more like sketches than finished pieces, but sharing these raw ideas is how I push back against perfectionism. I catch myself wanting everything to be perfect before I share it. But honestly, this might help me post more often. Getting used to the messier side of making stuff is where things get good.

Just tried a quick experiment with Unicorn Studio's new Aurora effect. The results look amazing, but this is just scratching the surface. I need to play around more with event interactions. Watch to see how stacking effects totally changes the look.

Here's a better look at details being lost in compression:

Unicorn Studio just became my new obsession. Still figuring out how this works, so I opened one of the starter templates and had fun layering effects. Went down a rabbit hole messing with liquid glass, dither, bloom, and vignette. Pulling off impressive interactions is easier than you'd think. What other effects or interactions should I try?

Quick July recap featuring Framer + Midjourney: