AI design
Moodboards, brand visuals and concepts explored with AI, then art-directed and finished by hand.
I’m BIGI, an AI designer who also writes the code: websites that feel alive, QR menus for restaurants, branded QR codes and builders you can run yourself.
Fig. 01 / QR code. A real one. Point your phone camera at it.
Every brand needs an idea worth looking at, a way in from the street, a site that makes the visit count, and a way to keep it fresh after launch. So I design the whole loop.
Moodboards, brand visuals and concepts explored with AI, then art-directed and finished by hand.
Branded codes for cards and packaging, and QR menus that open on every restaurant table.
Fast, multilingual, animated sites that make the first visit count and the second one likely.
Visual editors so owners change words, photos and prices themselves. Then the loop starts again.
Five small tools, one for each thing I make. They’re running code, not videos, so go ahead and break them.
Low contrast. Some phones may not scan this.
Simulated in your browser: the generator is procedural, not a real AI model. It shows the shape of my workflow: brief, generate, pick, then finish by hand.