Deloria

AI Prompt Engineer. Social Media Marketting Advisor.

[Deloria @Deloria_de]

@Noor_77Ai It is really best tool

[Noor Hasan @Noor_77Ai]

finding a cool AI workflow 🤝

having absolutely no idea how to set it up
Taku basically said “just run it” lol.
Honestly, I like that.

[Deloria @Deloria_de]

@Nusu_AI This AI tool is really amazing

[Nusu Labs @Nusu_AI]

The AI tool graveyard on my bookmarks is getting out of hand 📷

At least Taku gives me a reason to actually use these things instead of collecting them.

[Deloria @Deloria_de]

@Mohibur_Tech_Ai this sound is very good

[Error Mohibur @Mohibur_Tech_Ai]

me downloading 17 AI tools just to use 1 of them 📷

Taku’s “just run it” approach actually makes way more sense

[Jessica Collins @AIwithJessica]

This is what happens when you stop micromanaging AI — and let it actually think.

I gave Fotor Video Agent one idea: "Autism Spectrum Disorder." Not a script. Not a shot list. Not a color palette or a VO tone.

It researched the topic, figured out the structure, wrote the voiceover, picked the palette, animated the icons, timed the kinetic text, and scored it with music that builds exactly where the message needed weight. 6 beats. Zero hand-holding.

Here's what it made👇

[Shami @ShamiWeb3]

Okay, so this girl walks into a chalkboard shot mid-photoshoot, and by the end you find out she's not the one being tested; she's the one grading it

Model on the weekends. About to teach your physics section next semester. Nobody in that lecture hall saw it coming.

Made with GPT Image 2 and Wan 3.0 on @RoboNeo_ai
#RoboNeo

Workflow is in the comments 👇

[Sophia @sophiaparkerr_]

Matcha, but make it a whole mood. 💚✨

Created with Seedance 2.5 on @FishCreativeHQ

Strawberry sweetness, creamy sips, and a little fashion attitude in every bottle.

[Soulful Ai @soulful__ai]

Started with a simple lump of clay and somehow ended up with my own little masterpiece. 🏺✨

From shaping to painting, this was way more fun than I expected!

Made with Seedance 2.5 on @FishCreativeHQ

[Natalia @AIwithNatalia]

Tokyo streets. Chrome attitude. Prada energy. ✨

A high-fashion story where the bag isn’t just an accessory, it’s the main character.

Created with Seedance 2.5 on @FishCreativeHQ

PROMPT :

Format: 9:16 vertical | Duration: Exactly 30 seconds | Style: Vogue editorial × Tokyo street fashion × cinematic luxury | Pacing: Fast, energetic, sharp cuts
Character & Product Continuity:
One consistent young female fashion model throughout. Preserve the same face, hairstyle, body proportions, and identity in every shot. She carries one identical glossy pastel-pink Prada handbag throughout the video, with the Prada logo clearly visible and consistent.

0–4 sec — ICONIC OPENING

Start with an extreme low-angle shot directly from street level, matching the reference image. The model walks toward camera through a busy Tokyo crossing, towering skyscrapers and giant digital billboards behind her. Her metallic silver platform boots dominate the foreground while the pink Prada bag swings beside her.

Typography:
TOKYO
Luxury moves differently.
Quick whip-pan upward from boots → bag → model.

4–8 sec — THE BAG

Rapid macro cuts:

Glossy pink Prada bag catching sunlight
Close-up of the Prada triangle logo
Silver hardware sparkling

Her hand gripping the handle

Bag swinging as she crosses the street

Typography:
PRADA
THE NEW ICON

8–13 sec — TOKYO ENERGY
Fast tracking shot as she walks through Shibuya-style Tokyo streets, surrounded by crowds, neon signs and massive screens. Camera circles her while she confidently looks toward the lens.
Use speed ramps, whip transitions, motion blur and flash-frame cuts.
Typography:
BOLD.
MODERN.
UNMISSABLE.

13–18 sec — EDITORIAL MOMENT

Cut to a dramatic low-angle street shot. She stops at a crosswalk, lifts the Prada bag slightly toward camera, then turns sharply as her hair moves in the wind.
Camera pushes rapidly toward the bag.
Typography:
MADE TO BE SEEN

18–24 sec — VOGUE MONTAGE

Ultra-fast fashion-editorial sequence:

Model walking between Tokyo taxis

Close-up of sunglasses
Bag against her metallic outfit
Low-angle boots stepping across the crosswalk
Side profile against neon architecture

Overhead shot as she moves through the crowd

Use hard cuts synchronized to the beat.

Typography flashes between shots:

TOKYO → FASHION → PRADA

24–27 sec — HERO SHOT

Everything suddenly slows down. She stands in the middle of the Tokyo street while the crowd moves around her in subtle motion blur. She holds the pink Prada bag prominently toward camera.

Camera performs a smooth 360° orbit.

Typography:
OWN THE MOMENT

27–30 sec — FINAL BRAND FRAME

Extreme close-up of the Prada bag. She places it beside her, camera tilts upward from the logo to her face.
Cut to a clean black/white editorial-style end card.
Typography:
PRADA
TOKYO EDITION
The city is your runway.
Visual direction: glossy luxury lighting, deep contrast, realistic Tokyo atmosphere, premium fashion photography, fisheye low-angle perspective, dynamic handheld camera, cinematic lens flares, subtle film grain, Vogue editorial aesthetic, sophisticated typography, no cheesy commercial look.

[Sharon Riley @Just_sharon7]

Jade Panic is here to brighten your timeline.

Minimax H3 on @FishCreativeHQ

Prompt

15s / 16:9 / high-energy 2D anime pop-punk MV — character-locked
Create a 15-second horizontal 16:9 high-energy 2D anime pop-punk music video featuring the exact heroine from the provided character reference. The entire sequence must feel like one continuous, tightly choreographed MV passage; each movement must motivate the next transition.
CHARACTER LOCK (absolute authority = the reference still)
Twin high black space-buns with messy volume and warm brown inner strands. Green jade disc clusters pinned into both buns. Straight blunt bangs with a small center split. Huge sharp green eyes, thick black outlines, strong lashes. Small mouth, warm cheek blush, pale skin. Green circular dangling jade earrings. Sleeveless lime-to-jade floral qipao with black piping, black frog-button placket, high collar, and black line-art lotuses on the fabric. Bare shoulders and arms. Stylized proportions: oversized head, compact torso, long simplified limbs, chunky hands. Bold black outlines, flat saturated colors, minimal cel shading, early-2000s TV-anime / handmade cartoon finish. Personality: loud, cheeky, rebellious, playful, hyperactive — the still’s fierce stare becomes motion, not a different face.

Do not change hair color, bun structure, eye color, earrings, qipao cut, floral linework, or outline weight. No pink hair, no red plaid uniform, no extra characters, no 3D, no photorealism, no glossy modern anime redesign.
GRAPHIC LANGUAGE (from the still)
Primary palette: lemon yellow, jade / lime green, ink black, paper white. Motifs: spinning jade discs, qipao lotus line-art, frog-button glyphs, circular earrings as motion graphics, torn yellow paper, black brush X’s, photocopy grain, tape strips, hand-drawn stars and crosses, rough ink splatters. Kinetic type must look stamped, ripped, or screen-printed — never clean corporate sans.
0.0–2.5s
Start in motion. She slides in from frame-left, one foot skidding across a clean yellow graphic floor. Body leans forward; both buns, earrings, and qipao hem trail behind. She stomps the second foot down, snaps her chin up, and flashes a mischievous grin over the reference’s fierce eye shape. Impact instantly tiles the yellow field into huge jade-and-black floral blocks. Bold kinetic type “JADE PANIC!” slams in, letters made from ripped yellow paper + green lotus outlines.

2.5–5.0s
No pause. Rebound into a small hop and sharp half-turn. Camera swings from front ¾ into a fast side-track as she takes two exaggerated cartoon steps. Feet hit on alternating beats, leaving jade discs, lotus scribbles, tape, crosses, and comic impact marks. Buns and earrings bounce hard; qipao hem flares.
5.0–7.5s
Side kick on the beat. Kick momentum spins her. The floral pattern on the qipao stretches into a giant rotating graphic plane and pulls the frame into an abstract 2D punk world: black brush strokes, green lotus line-art, yellow paper shards, jade lightning (mint/cyan accents only as small bolts, never as hair), photocopy texture. She flows straight into a bouncy phrase: head whip → shoulder hit → side step → small kick → fast turn. Poses stay cartoon-exaggerated.

7.5–10.0s
Turn accelerates; camera orbits close. Environment recomposes to the choreography: checker yellow/green slides, hand-drawn crosses rotate, torn-paper strips snap, oversized comic type hits on drums (BAM, 叩, 炸). She lands hard, feet apart. A huge hand-drawn “BAM!” bursts under her feet and shakes every graphic layer. She rebounds upward immediately with a cocky smile — no held fashion pose.
10.0–12.3s
Same continuous body motion, camera racing along it: whip of the head → bright green eye → jade bun ornament → swinging black bun → bouncing earring → frog-button collar → floral qipao panel → stomping foot. Not a beauty-cut montage; one traveling shot. The footfall fires a jade-floral shockwave across the frame.

12.3–15.0s
Ride the shockwave back to full body. Two confident bouncing steps, abrupt pivot, finish facing camera: weight on one leg, shoulders slightly forward, cheeky rebellious grin. Buns and earrings still swinging. Background erupts into layered yellow paper, black brush X’s, white stars, green lotus line-art, spinning jade discs, rough ink. Elements snap into a 2000s punk magazine-cover lockup. Large “JADE PANIC!” type stacks behind her silhouette on the final beat. Hold her recognizable twin-bun / qipao silhouette. No design drift.
MOTION
Fast, bouncy, limited-animation timing: strong keys, overshoot, smear frames, anticipation, cartoon impacts. Hair buns, earrings, and qipao hem are the secondary rhythm; feet are the downbeat. Transitions grow only from action: skid → pattern flood → kick → rotating floral plane → spin → orbit → stomp → shockwave. No random cuts, no palm-to-lens, no pointing at camera, no outfit/hair morph.

AUDIO
Tight sync to fast Japanese pop-punk vocals, punchy electronic drums, distorted guitar. SFX: boot/foot skids, stomps, paper snaps, cartoon hits, guitar chops, short graphic whooshes. Type slams on snare/crash.
NEGATIVES
No hand reaching toward camera, no palm covering the lens, no pointing into the lens, no outfit transformation, no hairstyle transformation, no extra characters, no realistic rooms, no photorealism, no 3D CGI, no modern glossy anime, no cyberpunk holograms, no slow fashion posing, no facial drift, no random accessories, no excessive jump cuts, no disconnected moves, no uncontrolled morphing, no unreadable type, no pink hair, no red plaid school uniform.

[Sharon Riley @Just_sharon7]

What if you spilled coffee on your new boss before meeting him?

She did the same and watch how her new boss treated her

Wan 3.0 on @RoboNeo_ai is active

Try creating your stories here: https://t.co/xhNgKqmfBJ

Prompt for my story

Main Characters
Lana Brooks: Attractive woman in her late 20s/early 30s, long dark wavy hair, olive skin, subtle freckles, expressive brown eyes. Wearing a navy blazer over a cream blouse, black tailored trousers, heels, gold pendant necklace, and company ID badge. Confident but slightly anxious on her first day.
Ethan Carter: Handsome man in his early 30s, tousled curly brown hair, light stubble, sharp jawline, expressive eyes. Wearing a dark navy suit with an open-collar light shirt and no tie. Charming, confident, quietly playful.
00:00–00:15 — The Coffee Disaster
Open inside a sophisticated downtown café during the morning rush.
Lana stands at the counter juggling her phone, handbag, and a takeaway coffee while nervously checking an email about her first day at work.
The barista calls, “Lana?”
She quickly reaches for the coffee.
At the exact same moment, a man beside her reaches for another cup.
Their hands collide.
The coffee spills across the front of his expensive navy suit.
Lana freezes.
“I'm so sorry.”
The man looks down at his ruined shirt, then slowly looks at her.
It is Ethan.
He calmly says, “First day?”
Lana awkwardly replies, “Is it that obvious?”
He smiles. “A little.”
She assumes he is just another customer.
00:15–00:35 — The Stranger
Lana desperately tries to clean his shirt with napkins while Ethan watches, amused.
She says, “I swear I'm normally a functional adult.”
He replies, “That's reassuring.”
She laughs despite herself.
She explains that she has an important first-day meeting at Carter Creative Group and is already running late.
Ethan casually asks, “Marketing?”
Lana looks surprised.
“Yes. Marketing coordinator.”
He simply nods.
She grabs her coffee and rushes toward the door.
Before leaving, she turns around.
“Seriously, I'm sorry about your shirt.”
Ethan smiles.
“I'll survive.”
She leaves.
Camera stays on Ethan for a beat as his expression changes from amused to intrigued.
00:35–01:00 — First Day
Cut to the sleek headquarters of CCG Carter Creative, a contemporary creative agency with glass walls, modern artwork, open workspaces, and panoramic city views.
Lana enters reception, trying to regain her confidence.
The receptionist welcomes her.
“Lana Brooks?”
“Yes.”
“Marketing director is waiting for you. Corner office.”
Lana takes a breath and walks down the hallway.
Her confidence gradually returns.
01:00–01:20 — The Reveal
Lana knocks on the corner office door.
“Come in.”
She enters.
The camera follows behind her as she approaches the large desk.
A man sits with his back toward her, reviewing documents.
Lana smiles professionally.
“Good morning. I'm Lana Brooks, the new marketing coordinator.”
The man slowly turns around.
It is Ethan.
Lana's smile disappears.
Her eyes widen.
Ethan looks at her perfectly cleanly now, wearing a fresh shirt.
A long awkward silence.
Lana quietly says:
“Oh no.”
Ethan leans back in his chair.
“Good morning, Lana.”
She stares at him.
“You're…”
“Ethan Carter. Founder and marketing director.”
Lana closes her eyes for a second, realizing the man whose coffee she spilled is now her boss.
01:20–01:40 — The Interview
Lana sits across from him, visibly embarrassed.
Ethan reviews her résumé as though nothing unusual happened.
“You have impressive experience.”
“Thank you.”
A pause.
“You also seem to have excellent coordination skills.”
She looks confused.
He points toward his shirt.
“Although perhaps not with coffee.”
Lana covers her face briefly.
They both laugh.
The tension breaks.
Ethan becomes more serious.
“For what it's worth, you're hired because you're good at what you do. Not because of what happened this morning.”
Lana smiles.
“That's actually very reassuring.”
01:40–01:55 — The Twist
Ethan hands her a folder.
“Your first assignment.”
Lana opens it.
Inside is a major campaign brief.
She looks up.
“Already?”
“I like to move quickly.”
She stands to leave.
Ethan adds casually:
“And Lana?”
She turns.
“Yes?”
“Tomorrow morning, I'll bring my own coffee.”
She laughs.
“Good idea.”
She walks toward the door.
Ethan watches her leave with a subtle smile.
01:55–02:00 — Ending
As Lana reaches the hallway, she stops and smiles to herself.
She looks back through the glass wall.
Ethan is already looking at her.
Their eyes meet.
He gives her a small, knowing smile.
She shakes her head and walks away, smiling.
Final shot: Ethan watches her disappear into the busy office while the city skyline glows behind him.
End on a playful romantic-comedy beat with the feeling that this disastrous first meeting may have been the beginning of something.
Visual direction: Realistic live-action, cinematic but believable, natural office ambience, subtle facial acting, authentic workplace behavior, restrained romantic chemistry, no exaggerated comedy, no melodramatic acting, realistic dialogue timing, consistent faces and clothing, smooth transitions, shallow depth of field during emotional moments, wide establishing shots for the office, medium two-shots for dialogue, close-ups for reactions, premium streaming-series quality.
Audio: Natural café ambience, footsteps, office chatter, coffee-machine sounds, subtle background score that gradually becomes warmer during the final scene. Prioritize clear natural dialogue and realistic room acoustics. No narration.

[Deloria @Deloria_de]

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[Sharon Riley @Just_sharon7]

The stage is where you explain the idea.
The booth is where you find out if anyone actually has a job for it.

That’s the useful part of this Ai4 recap. Leaders and technical teams from different industries didn’t show up to clap at a pitch. They showed up with their own R&D bottlenecks and asked how PRAXIST would sit inside their stack.

No new benchmark. No staged demo. Just a week of applied conversations.

[Deloria @Deloria_de]

A Blessed Morning here