Jewelry in Motion


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The two videos above both began as still photographs of these earrings.
This is where the concept of AI “hallucination” comes in. AI does not truly understand jewelry - it predicts and reconstructs what it thinks should happen next. Sometimes that prediction is slightly off. The shape shifts. A curve changes. A pearl moves in a way that isn’t quite right. It took seven attempts before the motion felt natural and the earrings remained true to their original design. Once I had the correct video, I used ezgif.com to convert it into the final looping GIF you see below. It's a fascinating process - wonderful technology, takes a lot of patience - and I believe the added motion brings you one step closer to experiencing the piece in person..
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This cuff translated beautifully - nearly perfect after four tries. |

Not only do we want to see the motion, but we also want to see how it looks when worn!
This image was created using ChatGPT.
I uploaded the same still photograph used to create the video and GIF and asked that the cuff be shown on a female wrist.
The first result came back with the cuff much too large - clearly not realistic. So, I revised my prompt, adjusted the instructions, and tried again.
This is what ChatGPT created. Perfect!
I truly love exploring what AI can do - and I hope you enjoy seeing these pieces in this new way as much as I enjoy creating them.
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