"Wrapped Love" 🇫🇷🥖

A short AI cartoon created with Midjourney Video and Flux Kontext.

Time spent: 5 hours 13 mins

Tutorial below 👇 1. As always let's start with source image.

Source image sets the:
a) style
b) environment
c) a character/s of your cartoon.

It’s also an image you feed into the AI to generate all the other shots for your story.

Generate it with AI or grab one from MJ Explore page.

I ran 100+ anime images through Midjourney Video.

The results? Pure magic.

10 examples 👇 2) Two futuristic sand bikes race across the dunes, each carrying two people dressed in sleek white-and-purple uniforms.

Create AI anime sketch in 6 hours or less ⏰

That's how my UPDATED workflow looks like: 1. Come up with a “Source image”

The source image is what you feed into the AI to generate all the other shots for your story.

There are three main ways to create a source image:

1.Find one on Midjourney’s Explore page
2. Generate it yourself
3. Take a realistic photo and restyle it with ChatGPT

In this example, an image from Midjourney was taken and recreated using the Omni-reference feature.

But you don’t need to get that technical - just find a picture you like and go with it.

Finally, everyone can create Claymation Style cartoons! 🥳

Just a few months ago, it was almost impossible.

Now you can make one in under a day!

Here's how: Less than a week ago, while playing with Runway’s Gen-4 model, I noticed that it can animate not only anime-style images but claymation-style images too.

Unlike most img-to-video tools, Gen-4 seems to recognize and adapt to the visual style of the input, producing motion that closely resembles stop-motion animation. Instead of generating smooth 24–30 frames per second, it often outputs motion at around 8–12 fps

This now allows creators to produce not only 3D Pixar-style or anime content, but also claymation (or stop-motion-inspired) animations—a visually unique and increasingly popular style.

OK, let's go 👇

Take any album cover and turn it into a funny cartoon with AI 🔥

Endless ideas. One simple workflow.

Let’s break it down: 1. Upload an album cover to ChatGPT and ask it to Ghiblify it.

Live Aid 1985, but it's AI Anime 🎙️

Want to turn your fav concert into cartoon too?

Follow these steps: 1) Take a short excerpt from your favorite performance.

You can simply download it from YouTube.

Keep it short — up to 30 seconds.

Turn iconic images into comedy sketches.

AI helps you spin it the way you want.

Here's how: 1. Choose the iconic image you think you can build a joke around.

Don't overthink it, make it super simple:

Girl poses for photographers → pigeon poops on her → girl starts crying.

Turn iconic images into AI anime shorts with Kling 2.0 🎬

Here’s what you need to do: Woops — only one and a half scenes were actually made with Kling — Kling 2.0 isn’t quite anime-ready yet ☹️☹️

But no worries, because Runway Gen-4 is! 😎

Let's start 👇

Bring your AI image to life in 15 minutes with Domo AI and Viggle.

Here's how: 1. Generate a scene with a character.

I found this pic while scrolling through Midjourney Explore tab, looked cool to me.

I made this anime trailer, and I think it’s pretty cool.

The pictures, animation, and even the song were all generated by AI.

Let me break down the process and tell you how it was done 👇 Honestly, working on this video was one of the most boring experiences I've had with creative AI 😂

When I create my usual AI-powered animations, I enjoy every moment because I have full control over the process.

It’s me who decides WHAT and HOW to animate, not AI 🤷‍♂️

“Pippen and The Magic Lamp” 🫖

I created this fun Claymation short in just 7 hours.

Surprisingly, it was much easier than I expected.

Here’s what I did 🫳 Context:

Everything I have ever created was mainly one-scene animations. It’s fun to make, and you guys love it. However, it has become my comfort zone.

So, I wanted to create something that would address the two main AI filmmaking problems: consistency and motion control.

I've compiled all my AI animation tutorials into a MEGA thread! 🔥

It's the most comprehensive guide on how to bring AI pictures to life.

Bookmark this post to have everything in one place! Isometric Brooklyn Animation 🇺🇸 (1st most popular tutorial ever)

https://x.com/0xFramer/status/1666166532617928708

I turned AI images into a dancing characters using Domo AI😍

It’s way easier than you think!

Here's how you can do it too: Generate the characters in T-Pose.

You can use Midjourney or any other text-to-image tool.

[character name] in t-pose, Pixar style, full body, hands up.

Make sure you set a 1:1 resolution

I turned myself into a Ghibli movie character 🤩

It's is so easy and only takes 40 minutes!

All you have to do is this 👇 Before we begin, I want to say thanks to @ChrisFreilich as he was the one who came up with this cool idea!

https://x.com/ChrisFreilich/status/1794763072583909462

I put myself into a Midjourney picture again 🤯

I still can't believe how incredible this workflow is!

Let's break it down: This is the third animation made using this workflow, and each time I work on it, I'm shaking with enthusiasm.

I love it so much because it not only possesses a billion ideas that could be implemented, but also one simple thing:

We fully control the character's motion by becoming the real actors of our animation.

I think that what I've done so far is just the tip of the iceberg and I can't wait to create more!!

But before that, lets learn to create the animation above:

I turned myself into a Lofi Boy 🤠

With Domo AI, it only took 30 minutes.

This is how you can do it too 👇 It was one of the most nerve-wracking workflows to come up with as things didn't work out as I imagined at first

At one point, I even started questioning the whole idea, but finally, I cracked the code, so you don't need to

Its a really fun process. I hope you will enjoy it :)

Creating a looping Lofi animation SPEEDRUN.

Time spent: 9 minutes 37 seconds.

Tools used: Midjourney and CapCut.

This is how it’s done 👇 Some notes:

I made this so quickly because I've done it many times before.

For a beginner, it would take up to 30-40 minutes.

Additionally, I excluded the time spent generating an MJ image, as it could range from five minutes to an hour or more until you get the desired result. Sometimes it is just luck.

Create a POV train animation IN 20 MINUTES using CapCut and Domo AI.

It is by far the easiest animation I've ever done!

This is what you need to do: Generate a train cockpit image with Midjourney, or any other AI text-to-image tool.

Use prompt: 8-Bit pixel art nyc subway conductorinterior, view of 8-bit pixel art new york city subway train cockpit, view of subway station platform and pedestrians through windshield; Nintendo NES style pixel art, first-person racer, DOS 8-bit graphics

Create lovely animations using CapCut and Domo AI.

It's way easier than you think.

These are the 7 steps you should follow 👇 First, generate a background.

I fed Midjourney with this prompt:

8-bit pixel art, forest background with tall trees, side view, game assets, seamless. The art is in the style of a 8-bit pixel forest background with tall trees seen from the side, intended for use as game assets in a seamless repeating pattern.

Use a 2:1 resolution.

Create a looping Lofi animation IN 30 MINUTES with CAPCUT.

I still can't believe how ridiculously easy it is.

Here's what you need to do 👇 First, generate an illustration with AI.

I fed Midjourney with this prompt:

An isometric pixel art of a delivery van in the street of Paris

and then added a Pepsi logo with Vary (Region) function.

I found an amazing workflow to create anime like this one.

And used one tool only.

@DomoAI_

Here is how you can do it too 👇 First, you need an input video.

I used an excerpt from the movie Eurotrip (2004)