Professional "head-shots" are so yesterday. 

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Who wants to see another suit-clad real estate agent stnading in front of an ocean-front property? 

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Yeah. No one.

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We upped the personal brand for our high-end real estate client by creating an AI photoshoot that immediately captures the attention of buyers looking for seaside locations. We created a mermaid-based theme and then, through the magic of AI swapping, placed a caricature of our cleint's face and body into the image.

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And we did the same the owner of a Savannah, Georgia, souvenir shop when she wanted an early 1900s feel to her marketing imagery for social media. Specifically, she  wanted a photo of her walking down a Savannah street in a dress and petticoat from the era.  Because color photography was in its infancy during that time period, we took a black-and-white  approach. 

Using AI to generate the image, we then replaced the woman in the AI image with our client--complete with a hairstyle of the time.

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A photoshoot like this would normally take days and cost thousands of dollars. But with the help of AI, we created this final photo image of our client in less than three hours.

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Other branded AI photoshoots include: A graphic artist starting a podcast;  a fossil fuel thought leader; a spec piece for a bike retailer; an image for the cover of a Wisconsin magazine story on biking; and a social media ad for a Wisconsin animal handler aimed at relocating pesky raccoons from cranberry farms.