Design With Stan

Here’s how I created this drone shot using two pictures.
I did this using Lovart ai .ai

Prompts:

Image enhancement/ edit prompt:

“Transform my bedroom into a cinematic, moody, film-inspired space while keeping me exactly as I am in the picture. Use soft, directional lighting with warm practicals (lamps, LED strips, diffused window light). Keep the palette rich and atmospheric — deep charcoal, warm amber, muted teal, rustic browns. Add subtle accent lights for depth and contrast.
Design the room with minimal clutter, strong visual composition, and textures like wood, matte metal, and fabric. Include optional elements: a sleek desk setup with ambient RGB, a cozy reading corner with a floor lamp, LED strips under the bed or shelves, and light cinematic haze for visible rays and shadows. Aim for an immersive, emotional, film-still aesthetic inspired by Denis Villeneuve, Roger Deakins, and Christopher Nolan.”

Images to video prompt

“Create a drone-style shot using Image 1 as the start frame, with a fast cinematic zoom-in transition that seamlessly reveals Image 2 as the end frame. The movement should feel like a continuous, smooth drone push-in.
Animate the man in Image 2 as he examines his camera, adding subtle motion for a natural, lifelike effect.”

Here’s how to turn your MacBook into a monitor for your iPhone perfect for framing your shots when filming alone.

Ever felt like there’s so much inside you, but you don’t know how to let it out?
That constant feeling that you should be doing more, creating more, being more?
You’re not alone. I’ve been there and truthfully, I still am sometimes.

Creating content became my outlet the way I turned that pressure into purpose.
Because when someone says, “Your video helped me,”
that’s when I remember why I started.

Being introverted doesn’t mean you don’t have a voice.
It means your voice travels differently.

In this video, shares how creating content helped him connect with the world and how he learned to step on stage and face his anxiety. Because for him, the real reward isn’t the spotlight… it’s the impact and the genuine human connections that come from it.

This is episode 3 of the leveling up series, where I share what I’m learning, applying and becoming in my journey of creative growth.

There’s a confidence that comes when you keep learning.
Most people stop learning the moment they start seeing results.

But in a fast-moving creative industry, the moment you stop learning, your growth starts dwindling .

Stay curious. Learn something new every day.

Less noise.
More focus.
Stay locked in
Practice deep work.

Just tried out and I’m honestly blown away by what it can create. From text to stunning visuals, the possibilities feel endless

Check it out and see how far your imagination can go. 💡