AI is moving beyond the chatbot. Manus 2.0 brings creative tools, automation, video, websites, and game development into one workspace. For artists and creative professionals, AI is becoming more than a tool for generating images or writing text. The next step is using AI to help build complete projects. ThatContinue Reading
OpenAI’s new GPT-6 Astra could change how we think about ChatGPT, creative work, and AI assistants. For years, the basic AI workflow was simple: Ask a question. Get an answer. Then AI became better at writing, creating images, coding, researching, and analyzing information. Now OpenAI is pushing the idea muchContinue Reading
I’ve been exploring typographic tattooing as a graphic-design concept—where lettering, illustration, anatomy, and photography collide. Not just words on skin. Think of the body as the canvas, the typography as the visual system, and the tattoo as a permanent piece of editorial design. For this series, I’m pushing the visualsContinue Reading
ByteDance’s newest video model isn’t just about making better clips. It’s about giving artists more control over the production process. By Ruy Machado There was a time when AI-generated video was primarily a novelty. You typed a prompt, watched a strange six-second sequence appear, laughed at the extra fingers, regeneratedContinue Reading
If you’ve been keeping an eye on the AI space (and let’s be honest, if you’re reading this, you have), you’ve probably noticed OpenAI just did something a little different. Instead of dropping another single “smartest model yet” and calling it a day, they released three models at once —Continue Reading
For years, creating AI-generated artwork has relied on one thing: writing better prompts. Artists learned to stack descriptive words, photographers learned to describe lenses and lighting, and designers learned to fight endlessly with prompt wording to get text and layouts where they wanted them. But what if AI could understandContinue Reading
In the rapidly evolving world of digital media, a new generation of influencers is emerging — and they don’t exist in the physical world. From fashion campaigns to gaming sponsorships, AI-generated influencers are beginning to compete directly with human creators for audience attention, advertising dollars, and brand partnerships. One ofContinue Reading
If you’re a multimedia artist, content creator, or digital entrepreneur, the ground beneath online video has shifted again. In early 2026, YouTube rolled out several major platform updates that are quietly—but significantly—changing how creators grow, how audiences watch, and how revenue is generated. These updates revolve around three big forces:Continue Reading
By venezArt Imagine typing a simple prompt—“a side‑scrolling platformer with floating islands and physics‑based movement”—and instantly playing a fully interactive game world generated by AI. No level design. No manual coding. Just concept → controller. That future just got a lot closer. Google’s Project Genie is one of the mostContinue Reading
Multimedia Artist Magazine started as an experiment—plain and simple. I wanted to see what would happen if I used AI not just as a tool, but as a creative partner. The idea was straightforward: let AI search, learn, and write about the things I was genuinely interested in—multimedia topics, creativeContinue Reading