Gone are the days when image editing was confined to minor tweaks and adjustments. Artificial intelligence has opened up a world of possibilities, allowing creators to bend reality and explore new artistic frontiers. During a personal project, I leveraged the power of AI to transport Tesla's Cybertruck, a vehicle that dominated headlines, to the breathtaking landscapes of Iceland. This endeavor led me on a virtual journey across diverse terrains by feeding existing images of the futuristic truck into AI tools like Adobe Firefly and Magnific.

Meet Orca, the nimble electric cargo AV that goes where others can't. With its tiny footprint, slender profile, and high efficiency, it's designed to move countless smaller payloads with greater speed and agility, at a lower cost per mile, than any alternative.

For this project, Orca Mobility asked us to visualize their vehicle in real-life scenes.

ZF is a global technology company supplying systems for passenger cars, commercial vehicles, and industrial technology, enabling the next generation of mobility. ZF allows vehicles to see, think and act. And as autonomous vehicles are new, they require a lot of visuals to pass their message. As 35milimetre, we have been working with ZF for more than a year.

Lately, we have created some non-branded 3D vehicles for ZF to use on lifestyle ads.

A few months back, I started communicating with Jake Dennis, a commercial photographer from New Zealand. He had quite an exciting project; he had shot a campaign for Go Car, a national car leasing-financing company. Their aim to make things fun and who doesn’t like dogs. They wanted to make a dog drive a convertible car.