Cross-Product Creative Challenge #14: High End Magazine Ad

THE MOTORCYCLES THAT MADE HISTORY
 

I was inspired by an old Italian Kawasaki ad.
I hesitated for a long time between “Kawolfsaki” and “Lupo-Guzzi,” but the eagle in the Moto-Guzzi logo sealed the deal.

I used Firefly, Gemini, and a lot of Photoshop for the text, remove a few unwanted parts and numerous adjustment layers to tweak the colors, contrast, hues, saturation, etc.
Same goes for the logo: Firefly restored the image, Gemini replaced “MOTO” with “LUPO,” and Photoshop was used for fine-tuning.

When the legends of yesteryear dictate the style of tomorrow. For its autumn issue, ÉGÉRIE steps inside a Parisian palace to meet the new ambassador of Maison Aérion. Half lion, half eagle, this mythical creature of stately bearing embodies the very quintessence of haute couture with masterful confidence. Amidst an armor of midnight blue velvet, glints of gold, and metallic feather high jewelry, discover the manifesto of an imperial elegance where clothing becomes a living legend.

Here is the 2-page article of the ÉGÉRIE magazine, International edition.

Both images of the griffin and room have been generated via AI then assembled in Photoshop.

The AÉRION logo has been generated via IA and vectoriezd with Illustrator.

The Layout is made with InDesign.

The original file has been done in French, the the English translation via IA.

What if animals had to change their fur or feathers every season?
Let's imagine that animals buy new fur or feathers, and that humans are the ones who make them (yes, hands are pretty handy after all). This ad is aimed at the Flamin'girls and Flamin'boys.

Inspiration: Schiaparelli (as soon as there is pink ...) and Repetto (there’s something from Ballet in flamingos).

I used an Adobe Stock Photo that I edited in Photoshop before using Firefly.

I did the logo on Illustrator, as well as the fonts pairing and the layout with InDesign.
 

For this image, I started in Firefly, then made some cool modifications in Photoshop (gleam in eye, swamp,lighting)

. Copy by Claude.

Adobe Firefly was used to generate the initial cyberpunk-inspired anthropomorphic feline character and futuristic city environment from text prompts. The generated assets were then refined in Adobe Photoshop using layer-based editing, masking, colour grading, compositing, lighting adjustments, and generative fill to improve realism and visual cohesion. Additional graphic elements, including the perfume bottle mock-up, typography, and branding, were arranged and polished using Adobe Illustrator and Adobe InDesign to produce a professional advertisement layout.