Images & Design
Faces nobody has seen before, letters that read, one look across every format — and any of it can move.
Step back: Rosa, 81, retired boxer. Lean in: 96 people, and not one of them twice. Tap any face to meet them — sixteen of them move.
AI has a favourite face
Ask for “a studio portrait of a young woman” eight times and most models hand you the same woman eight times: same hair, same smile, same black top. So we stopped prompting people and started casting them — an age, a town, the scar, the gap in the teeth, a jacket that has seen things.
Drag the line. Same brief, same model — the only difference is the words.
From four to ninety-five in one take
Ten strangers hand the frame to each other and back again. Every face on this page is somebody specific, and none of them is the default.
Keep the face. Change the world.
Cast Rosa once and she holds: a fight poster, a stamp, a record sleeve, a comic cover, a clay puppet, a bus-stop ad, a tarot card, a magazine. Same nose, same grin, every letter spelled right.
Paint it alive
Brush over a design and it starts to move. The poster boxes back, the comic lands its punch, the puppet winks, the ad jumps.
One campaign, every screen
No two alike, three ways: a billboard, a story and a post — each with its own face and its own move.
Who will you cast?
Describe somebody nobody has drawn yet. Then give them a poster, a sleeve, a shop window — and a reason to move.