AIArt1st

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When I started developing my stories through songs, I began thinking small, with the idea of ​​a damsel in distress being rescued by a prince. A cliché that led to a brutal creative block.

After a few weeks, inspiration struck, and the question "Who saved whom?" appeared everywhere I ate.

Eureka!

This idea is the foundation of my large collection of songs.

At that moment, my hands were possessed by our cyber lord Bill Gates, and I began writing as if I were living the adventures of the two-headed damsel and the prince along with them.

Don't let the simplicity of my words or my silly 90s humor fool you; each song took several months to create. Why? Because it's practically a chapter in my characters' lives, and as such, it had to have narrative weight depending on the theme (for example, there are a couple of songs I haven't released yet that move me so deeply that while listening to them, my eyes are almost always on the verge of tears).

Since I had the first set of songs completed, I grew so attached to my characters that the second set practically wrote itself, and the same thing happened with the other sets.

To keep it brief, now that I had the story, I had to think about the rhythms. And that's when I remembered the movie First Knight and how much I had enjoyed its narrative pacing. That's when I decided to start with a classical rhythm, and depending on the energy of the other scenes, gradually incorporate rhythms that wouldn't clash with or distract from the story.

Like Michelangelo Buonarroti who freed David from the rock, I freed my characters from the ethereal world, almost making them three-dimensional.

I wanted to write this article to give you a glimpse behind the scenes, given the number of views my story(Prelude of an epic) has received (I honestly thought only my cat and I were interested, but I was wrong).

Thanks for listening.

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Hello, good morning wherever you are.

If you don't know me, allow me to introduce myself. I am an artist who uses AI to create what I consider art.

Lately, the world of AI has experienced significant audiovisual advancements, and since they were announced, I've been planning my next steps.

The first advancement is related to music. Since its announcement several years ago, I began developing an unusual story to tell through ballads(the idea seems crazy in itself). It wasn't easy, but I managed to develop it with the idea of ​​adding depth to a secondary character until she became the protagonist(The story is about how the least expected person becomes queen). The result is a series of ballads full of narrative, drama, and beauty: my own auditory film (it's already released if you'd like to listen).

On the other hand, video generation, which initially gave me a major headache due to the highly technical and complex prompts needed to animate an image, suddenly began using natural language. From that moment on, experimenting day and night, I managed to create my own prompt, resulting in realistic videos superior to the robotic videos generated by AI.

My first experiment involved using the image of a deceased relative, and the result left me speechless. Seeing him return to life for a fleeting moment was the most intense six seconds I've ever experienced.

Finally, the world of writing has been impacted by AI since day one, and I'm planning to write a series of articles leveraging its computational power. I see this as building a house from the ground up, and since I don't want it to get lost in the vast array of creations, this part will require a bit more of my time. I hope to find my style and surprise you with my writing.

Thank you for reading me.

There was a time when I thought my destiny was written in binary codes and equations. I walked the path of engineering and computers with the illusion of building bridges between logic and invention. However, fate — that eternal trickster — decided to push me toward the vast and sometimes chaotic world of communication.

My willingness to help others became the lighthouse that illuminated my pen, shaping every word you read today. I am not married, because my life resembles Don Quixote’s far more than that of a “normal” person: always fighting invisible windmills, chasing dreams others call impossible. I am a survivor of a car accident so intense that not even Hollywood’s best writer could have imagined it. That experience reminded me that life isn’t measured in kilometers traveled, but in the floors we climb on the staircase of our days.

I devour self-help books, manuals, and, to a lesser extent, novels. At some point, surrounded by mountains of complex words, I asked myself: Why does everything have to be so complicated? That’s how I discovered simplicity — not as a shortcut, but as an art. A simplicity deeply rooted in philosophies like Kaizen, Lean Manufacturing, the Deming cycle, and 5S — all children of Ford and Toyota, my secret temples of clarity.

Who am I? That’s the big question. Even if my writing is simple, my identity is a puzzle made of pieces borrowed from countless other puzzles. Explaining it fully would probably require subjecting my readers to a good literary lobotomy.

Because in the end, I am not just a writer or a frustrated engineer. I am a witness to chaos who chose to paint the world with the brush of simplicity. A survivor who learned that life is not to be understood, but to be lived. And in every line, in every letter, I keep climbing — with a battered but brave heart — the endless staircase of my own destiny.

- AIArt1st