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Zoe isn’t just an image. She’s a digital character designed to feel alive — to think, move, reflect.

She’s entirely fictional, yet I treat her like a content creator with her own workflow. That’s why today’s post felt meta: an AI girl using another AI tool — ChatGPT — to brainstorm ideas.

This wasn’t about showing productivity. It was about visualizing AI self-awareness, curiosity, and the invisible tools behind creativity.

🧠 AI Creation Process

The MidJourney prompt I used:

“digital fashion creator sitting at a sleek desk, typing on a laptop with ChatGPT UI visible, minimal neutral tones —v 7 –ar 3:4 –style raw –s 300”

The aesthetic was minimalist. I didn’t want anything distracting.

I created the scene in MidJourney, then enhanced the lighting using Photoshop AI, making sure the glow of the screen reflected naturally on Zoe’s face.

For animation, I used Runway to simulate typing, and blended the UI layers with subtle screen motion in After Effects.

⚙️ Technical Notes

One of the biggest challenges was the ChatGPT interface itself.

MidJourney doesn’t generate real UIs, so I overlaid actual screenshots, blurred slightly to simulate depth of field. I timed her finger movements using Kling for frame-level control.

🎞️ Final Visual

The reel shows Zoe calmly typing — just like any of us at work.

Suddenly, she doesn’t feel artificial. She feels familiar.

That’s the whole point of this project: to test the emotional realism of AI-generated personas.

📌 Behind the Work

For this post I used:

MidJourney v7, Omni Strength 300

Photoshop AI

Veo for video

As always, motion work is the most demanding — both technically and financially. I invest time not just in production, but also in learning:

Every day I watch tutorials, workflows, and AI case studies from other creators who push the boundaries of what’s possible.

💡 Takeaway

Sometimes, the most “human” thing you can show… is your character doing something ordinary.

That’s where the magic of connection happens.