Ecommerce
Product posts that look art-directed, not photographed on a desk.
The weekly problem
The same product, twenty times, and no studio budget. Every post is the thing on a background, and the feed reads as a catalogue.
Where you start
Build the universe first
Author the world the product lives in — the setting, the light, the props, the things that must never appear — and every deck comes out inside it.

Skin Atlas — 8 slides
A whole deck
Information, not atmosphere.
Nine slides on a light ground: measured callouts, a comparison table, a spec sheet that ticks. If you assumed AI art meant pretty pictures with nothing in them, swipe this one.
Spec work — an unsolicited demonstration. Not affiliated with, or commissioned by, the brands shown.
Quince — spec work, unaffiliated
hook
Slide 1 of 9. The markup doesn’t measure.
What matters most here.
- Brand universe
- One authored world means twenty posts about one product still look like twenty different pictures.
- Recurring props
- The engine remembers the objects it has used for you and brings them back, so the world accumulates instead of resetting.
- 4:5 and 9:16 exports
- 1080 × 1350 for the feed and 1080 × 1920 for Stories and Reels, out of the same deck.
Three carousels is enough to know.
Three carousels free. No card.








