Small rebrand for Mind Attic.The original logo came together before I knew what this thing would actually become. Now it's shaping into something I couldn't have imagined back then — so the brand had to catch up.What do you think?

Journey of the script.Looking back, tearing the first version apart feels like the best decision I made.
Rewriting was its own kind of fun — living through every version, every dead end, every "wait, what if."Now it's a completely different story. And at least on paper, it finally resonates.Now the exciting part. Actually making it.Enough procrastinating. Time to get those shots in.

Finally 4K.Now I can actually look at my kitties on the big screen. Brush strokes hold. Texture stays consistent. And the extra resolution gives real flexibility on zoom.This was just my first test. Honestly, 1080p is still plenty for most of what I do. But wide shots are a different story — that's where 4K earns its place.Can't wait to push it on cityscapes. Crowded environments. Multi-character scenes where every detail counts.Dreamina Seedance 2.0 at 3840×2160. The detail you can pull out of these tools now is wild.

Creativity should be easy. The difficulty comes when your vision for the creative output is much bigger than your current skill level. But the creative act itself should be simple—sit down, create, and let the ideas flow without unnecessary complications.

From crazy idea to music video in 2 weeks.Doing creative work professionally sometimes makes us forget the real purpose of creativity. Why we got into it in the first place.Creativity is expression. Whatever's bottled up. Our perception, our cravings, our past, the futures we imagine.And this is the best time to be creative.The tools we have now mean a song that's been percolating in my head for some time can finally leave my system. And then — a wild thought — I can make a music video for it. Build the band. Build the world around it.Zero experience in music video production. Made one anyway.So instead of searching for songs other people wrote that almost say what I feel, I started building an album of my own. Something I can come back to years from now and remember exactly what that part of my life felt like.And maybe someone listening finds a piece of themselves in there too.
Watching it now, I already see what I'd improve. But I have to let it go. All of it goes into the next baby.There's also a small Everclose teaser sprinkled into the video. The final script is in peer review and ready for animation. Almost there.Velgrave - I Wanna FeelPress play.

2 Weeks ago, I tore Everclose apart. 🐈Now the pieces are starting to find each other.
90% of the story is connected. There's one gap left — the kind that keeps you up at night until it clicks.In the meantime, I'm visualising every scene. Writing songs the world will need. Testing each new AI tool against the script. Complex action grounded in mortal arts, real precision, high resolution — finally within reach.It feels like assembling a jigsaw puzzle by placing pieces in random spots, trusting they'll make sense once the rest arrive.Some of them already have.More soon.

Monaco. AI FILM FEST MONACO 🇲🇨. Somehow that's my next week.I get one extra day to explore Nice and experience the James Bond lifestyle in Monaco.And all I can think about is a fresh baguette and coffee.
One day won't be enough. But I'll do my best.Never thought life would take me to places like this. And the wild part? What's making it happen is the thing I love doing most.It feels like just the beginning of a fast-changing industry — where filmmakers with ideas and dreams way bigger than their reach or budget finally have the doors opening for them.Can't wait to see the work. The creators. The people and organizations making all of this possible.See you soon. 🥐

A year of my life lives inside a fantasy MMORPG. 🎮A million quests. Thousands of character storylines. More hours in battle than I'd like to admit. Friendships forged in the middle of the night over impossible team challenges.All of it is part of me now.And this weekend, logging back in after everything I've built and learned since — it hit me differently.
Not with nostalgia exactly. More like... recognition.
That game shaped how I think about story. About world building. About what it feels like when a place becomes real to you. 💭So I started asking myself a dangerous question.
What if I had the power to create something like that?Something as immersive as WoW was for me. A world that feels like an escape but also quietly teaches you something. A place where you grow without realising it.How would that game look?
Here's what I came up with.

thank you @kipto 😊

Two months stuck on the same story.
Sometimes the hardest thing a creator can do is kill their baby. That's exactly what I had to do.I shared the latest version of Everclose with festivals and professional writers… and it just didn't hit the way I wanted it to.So I stepped back.Back to the whiteboard.
Back to the spine of the story.What the hell am I actually trying to say here?I'm too in love with these characters to settle for a story no one remembers. So Everclose is back in brainstorming mode — rebuilding the world, reshaping the story into what it was always meant to be.Killing your baby hurts. But a forgettable story would hurt longer.