Experimenting with The Tools of the Future

Where do we go next?

I don’t see AI as a replacement for creative, just another tool we can use to move faster and push things further than we normally could. It’s opened up a lot of creative doors, especially in how I explore and develop concepts. But at the end of the day, the thinking still has to be there. Taste, direction, and intention don’t come from AI, they come from humans.

Here is a collection of work in which I used ai to either help concept, create, or finish work. Some for me, some for brands, always with intention.

A person holding a coffee cup with a soccer ball pattern and the word 'reduce' written on it. The person is wearing a jacket and fishnet stockings, sitting in a kitchen next to a countertop and a potted plant with scissors in it.
Close-up of a Crescent adjustable wrench on a wooden surface with text advertising the wrench as the original adjustable wrench, highlighting its invention by Crescent.
A display of canned coffee drinks labeled 'Throne Sport' in a box, with one large can in the foreground and smaller cans in the background. The cans are blue, white, black, and gold, and mention low sugar, cold brew, natural flavors, and caffeine.
A kitchen paper towel holder with a wooden top, ceramic grinding burr, and a steel core spindle, showing the features that make it easy to refill.
Diagram of four kitchen tools and materials: American Walnut wood, ceramic burr drill bit, top-load refill container, and a matched pair of salt and pepper shakers.
Close-up of a metal golf tee with instructional text overlay: "Jaw Stays Tight. Job Gets Done. Larger Knurl. Tighter Fit. Won't Bind."