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We build AI editorials with the discipline of cinema — referenced, lit, color-graded and narrated. Wong Kar-wai meets Helmut Lang, re-imagined for 2030.
Six pieces from the studio's daily editorial drops, SS26 season. Click for full case study.
Seven services. From single-frame editorials to ongoing creative direction. Pick a row, send a brief.
A woman on the last bullet train out of Tokyo. 2 AM, 2089, neon city blurring past her window. The brief: Wong Kar-wai's mood, not sci-fi. Restraint over spectacle.
A two-light, two-color noir setup. Cyan rim from neon outside, warm tungsten fill from interior. Cinestill 800T pushed +1 stop, fine grain, 2.39:1 anamorphic.
Every piece is structured before generation. Subject, environment, photography, cinema, vibe, constraints, negative. No happy accidents.
"subject": { "primary": "Asian female model, mid-20s, sharp cheekbones", "wardrobe": "oversized tailored coat, charcoal, wet from rain", "expression": "distant, eyes off-camera", "pose": "leaning against rain-streaked train window" }, "environment": { "location": "interior of futuristic high-speed train at night", "time_of_day": "2 AM", "weather": "heavy rain on windows, condensation" }, "photography": { "camera": "Arri Alexa 65", "lens": "50mm anamorphic f/1.4", "lighting": "key from window neon (cyan), warm rim from tungsten interior" }, "cinema": { "color_grade": "teal-orange noir", "film_stock": "Cinestill 800T pushed +1", "aspect_ratio": "2.39:1" }, "negative": [ "smiling", "centered composition", "soft uniform lighting", "plastic skin" ]
Eight variations generated. Six killed. Two refined. One published.
Process, breakdowns, JSON systems, tool deep-dives and the occasional editorial essay. Written between drops.
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Artimind is the editorial output of one creative director working with the tools of 2026 to make images and films that look like they belong in a magazine, a campaign, or a film print — not in an AI feed.
Artimind is run by Javier — based in Santander, working worldwide. Eight years shooting digital, eight more building things on the web, and the last three building a structured prompt system for cinematic AI editorial work.
The studio is small on purpose. One brief, one director, one signature.
Five rules the studio follows, every drop, every campaign, every brief.
The studio's visual library, on permanent loan. Filmmakers, photographers, designers we keep returning to.
A typical drop takes between sixty and ninety minutes. Mood-board, JSON, generate, kill, refine, grade, ship. Tools change every month — the system doesn't.