Illustration
Generated in GPT Image, upscaled in Topaz, retouched in Photoshop.
GPT ImageTopazPhotoshop
Neural networks take part in every task: they suggest ideas and copy, generate objects and scenes, change angles and materials, upscale images and adapt layouts to formats. Choosing the idea, selecting variants, composition and brand compliance stay with me.
of the work is done by AI
I gather references and set the task
Suggests ideas and metaphors for the topic
I pick the idea and write the prompt
Generates objects and scenes, dozens of options
I choose the best option and give edits
Changes angle, colour and material from one phrase
I lay out the post on the grid and brand book
Cuts out objects, upscales and cleans the image
I apply the client’s edits
Quickly rebuilds options and formats
The final is mine: I check the post in the feed and stories and hand it over.
My approach to communication design, shown on one of the social media posts.
The rouble in packaging again, but more premium.
All of it stays within the brand book and a fixed set of references: the AI tools generate inside those limits, and I refine and lay out by the same rules.
Key visuals and creatives for the IT team. Tools: GPT Image, Nano Banana, Nano Banana Pro, Krea, Runway, Topaz, Magnific, Blender, Photoshop, Figma.
Made entirely in three AI tools: a LoRA trained in Krea sets the shared style, with refinement in GPT Image and Nano Banana.
Generated in GPT Image, upscaled in Topaz, retouched in Photoshop.
GPT ImageTopazPhotoshop
Crops for every format: Figma Agent and by hand.
Figma Agentby hand
I create visual designs for Gazprombank events, developing graphics for stages and screens and adapting them to the event format and the bank’s visual identity.
So the client can see the graphics in the hall before installation, I place the screen layout into the scene with GPT Image.
Five options in the brand cyan and five in blue and pink: shell, cores, connections, glass.
GPT Image
I pick a mechanical brain of glass and chips and refine the material over several passes.
GPT Image
I build a chip with the GPB.AI logo into the centre, refine details and light in Nano Banana and cut it out in Photoshop.
GPT ImageNano BananaPhotoshop
I generate the background waves in Nano Banana. The first screen is laid out in Figma; the ribbons are still pink.
Nano BananaFigma
I recolour the ribbons to the brand cyan and blue in Nano Banana and clean them up in Photoshop.
Nano BananaPhotoshop
An AI agent builds three cover directions in InDesign — Transition, Acceleration, Scale — and compares them side by side.
Opus 5.5InDesign
The agent checks every option: overset frames, fonts, links, QR contrast and spacing. Critical issues are fixed before review.
Opus 5.5InDesign
0 critical · 0 major · 1 minor
150 text frames · 12 links
6 A4 pages · 3 mm bleed
I apply the client’s edits in InDesign; Techograph finishes the typography.
InDesignTechograph
In the HR brand, every composition is built by rules, from five layers.
A person at the centre, holding an object or showing an emotion tied to the topic.
Where it happens, behind the hero: a desk, an office, a campus, a city.
Two to four objects that explain the topic without words.
Real photos, stock and screenshots matched to one light.
Handwritten notes, brush strokes, drawn icons and a white outline.



To speed up routine work, I sometimes build my own plugins for Figma and Adobe apps.
So I don’t have to outline every person by hand, I made the Honky Outline plugin. It builds a vector contour around a transparent PNG: a backing, a clean edge, a brush stroke and angular chips. The settings are stored in the result, so the contour updates in one click.

The second plugin, Techograph, sets typography in a layout: non-breaking spaces after prepositions, conjunctions and short words, before dashes, non-breaking hyphens, the last two words of a paragraph kept together, and ё replaced with е. Each of the six rules can be turned off, and fonts and text styles stay untouched. I built it for Figma first, then moved the same rule engine to InDesign, where it handles a selection, tables, footnotes or the whole document, and a whole run is undone with one ⌘Z.
