Jeremy Mura shows how Luma AI consolidates design work into one chat interface. He creates a brief for Iron Vault, an electric-bike brand, then generates a mood board, brand directions, and campaign mockups by talking to the agent instead of switching between tools.
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Designers, you're losing hours switching between AI tools. This new agent does it all in one place. I started off by telling the Luma agent to create a brief and I wanted to create an electric bike brand, something that's sleek, aesthetic. I actually got some images for inspiration. I dropped it in the agent chat. Typically I would use at least 3 to 4 different AI tools to create briefs, create images, but this agent acts as a copilot with the whole workflow in one spot. So the name I came up with was Iron Vault and I used that to start off creating a mood board once we had the brief set and it gave me a lot of different directions we could take it. I told it to explore some more and ideate so we can flesh out the brand a bit more. One of the things I like is that it naturally thinks creatively and I can just talk to it as a normal person. I don't have to write any long prompts. After that, I asked it to create some imagery mockups, branded campaign images. If you're a designer and you're sick of bouncing around with heaps of different tools trying to get the result you want, give it a try. Just comment the word Luma and I'll send you a link to try it out.