How AI supports my daily workflow — across several clients, mainly AKASH.
The AI tools I use in my day-to-day creative workflow.
Stock visuals, mockups, quick assets
Brainstorming, copy, quick explanations
Structuring prompts, workflow docs, this page
Research, fast lookups, second opinions
Generative fill & edit, right inside Photoshop
Testing prompts, trying new models early
Stadium, cinematic & concept visuals
Extend, remove, replace inside the file
Fast background removal & cutouts
Upscaling & image-quality fixes
Motion concepts & video pre-production
Plus AI tools inside Premiere Pro & After Effects for transitions and text animation.
AI supports the workflow. I control the creative direction.
Not a separate tool bolted onto the process — a layer that sits alongside each stage of the work I already do.
Concept, composition, references
Background, asset, visual exploration
Remove, replace, extend, resize
1:1 → 4:5 → 16:9 → 9:16
Storyboard, transitions, shot planning
Copy, logo, date, time, alignment
Posters, mood boards, key art
Brand & layout rules
Match-poster workflow
Idea → detailed visual prompt
Master KV → multiple ratios
Automatic pre-delivery checklist
Static KV → opening frame → end frame
More directions explored before choosing one.
Resizing, cleanup, variations and basic checks become faster.
I can test backgrounds, compositions and moods before committing.
One approved direction can be adapted across multiple formats faster.
AI helps catch small information and consistency errors before delivery.
The final brand decision stays with me.
AI-generated visuals still need human review.
Logos, products, faces and text need careful checking.
Feedback needs context and cannot be interpreted blindly.
Typography, hierarchy and final finishing remain human-led.
AI assists at every stage — but brand accuracy, factual details and final client sign-off always stay human.