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Emma  Wilson
Emma Wilson · May 25th, 2026
We tested Kling against the use cases creative teams struggle with most. Some of the results surprised us. Here's the full breakdown of what works, what it unlocks, and why it matters for production.
# Creative Workflows
# Video generation
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Chung Puo Chong
Chung Puo Chong · May 21st, 2026
Write a script from scratch, fix one that isn't working, or spin the same idea into a dozen tones.
# Agents
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Emma  Wilson
Emma Wilson · May 8th, 2026
We put GPT Image 2.0 through 12 real advertising tasks: layouts, product accuracy, style transforms, multi-asset composites, and more. Here's what it nails, where it struggles, and the workflows behind each.
# Creative Workflows
# Creative inspiration
# Image - OpenAI GPT Image
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Your AI has processed more than you'll read in a lifetime, and it's bored. This month, create an ad selling it a hobby, class, or activity. Make it persuasive, funny, and make the AI feel seen. Submit a static ad, a 15 to 30 second video concept, or a carousel by 25 May.
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Emma Wilson & Embee Joy Medrano · May 1st, 2026
Large-format LED screens need resolutions no AI video model can produce natively. When a brief came in for macro food visuals across three 4K panels, the team built an 8-step workflow to deliver one seamless asset at 11,520 pixels wide. Here's the method, the prompts, and the mindset shift behind it.
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Emma  Wilson
Emma Wilson · Apr 29th, 2026
Composition is the most underestimated tool in filmmaking. Where you place the camera doesn't just change how a scene looks. It changes what the audience feels, what they notice, and what story they think they're watching. This module takes one scenario, a man trying to put petrol in a Tesla at a desert gas station, and shoots it seven ways to show how much a frame can do without changing a thing about the scene.
# Creative Workflows
# Workflow
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Building with AI means holding two truths: data centers are among the fastest-growing consumers of energy on earth, and AI used with intent can displace the flights, sets, and reshoots that traditional production once required. An Earth Day reflection on power, planet, and the discipline of making what's worth making.
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Emma  Wilson
Emma Wilson · Apr 22nd, 2026
Testing lighting on a real shoot costs a day and a gaffer's rate before you have a single usable frame, so most teams skip it and guess. This module runs one scene, a late-night gas station with two people and some tension, through six lighting conditions in parallel: midday sun, dusk, golden hour, overcast, night, and storm light. Same scene, six different stories. It also includes a discovery workflow that renders nine lighting options in a grid, so you see the mood before you commit. See first, decide second.
# Creative Workflows
# Workflow
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Juliette Suvitha
Theo  Baynton
Chung Puo Chong
Juliette Suvitha, Theo Baynton & Chung Puo Chong · Apr 21st, 2026
Overseeing two very different briefs at once, a 30-second video ad for a dental brand and an Instagram Stories series for a beer brand, meant two teams and two ways of working. Using Pencil's new Canvas and a custom Canvas Architect Agent, each project got a board built around how its team actually needed to work: speed and clear ownership for one, feedback loops and quality control for the other. Here's how both came together, plus the agent ID to try it yourself.
# Agents
# Creative Workflows
# Creative inspiration
# Demos & Features
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