As I walked the dogs past our new camper van a few weeks back, Pinterest happened to send me some vintage World War II aircraft art. I thought, heh, how nuts would it be to give the van shark teeth? I snapped a quick pic of the van, popped it plus one of the shark mouth designs into the Gemini...
Fill your head with sweet 80’s synth chords, using Google Omni Flash to reimagine suburbia as a sci-fi dreamscape: Transform any scene into the Upside Down using Gemini Omni Flash in @FlowbyGoogle. Prompt: The video starts completely normal, showing the original, unmodified scene. Immediately...
I love the art direction on this site, where the pace of animation is controlled by your scrolling: Japanese designers are goated, but have you seen the devs? This experimental piece from Hiroto Sato is next level pic.twitter.com/c4cp6dWlbx — Edoardo Lunardi (@edo_lunardi) July 17, 2026...
You love to see it! Here’s to many, many more fun collaborations like this—even if we inadvertently guarantee that Russell can never retire, because he remains so charmed by trying one more thing. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Russell Preston...
Companies are imaginary. Creativity is real. I love seeing my old friend & Adobe design partner Dave (mentioned innumerable times here over the years) showing off the expressive power of the collaboration so many Adobe & Google friends have been nurturing over the last several months....