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AI Imagery for Business
My Midjourney, Gemini, and Claude Design workflow for small businesses that need good images and don't have a photo budget.
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I've spent 20 years in e-commerce and marketing, and I'm figuring out AI right alongside you. This is where I keep the tools I build, the stuff I sell, and the story of how I got here.
I went to school for art, switched to psychology, and came out with a finance degree. Let's say I've always been a bit confused. Then in 2006 I joined a tiny custom t-shirt company called UberPrints and never really left.
Along the way I taught myself photography, SEO, PPC, branding, and web. We were a small team, so somebody had to, and that somebody was usually me.
In 2011 I co-founded Veeshee and spent nine years making bags and blankets from scratch. These days I'm a mom of four who paints, builds little AI tools, and talks to my phone on Instagram about all of it.
I like fine art and AI about equally. It confuses people. I'm fine with that.
Proof I've been at this a while.
I build small tools when I get tired of doing something the slow way. They live here. Go use them.
Overlay ideas for your Instagram posts and reels, for when you're staring at a blank cover and nothing's coming. Pick a look, copy it, and hand it to Claude.
The guides and templates I'd hand you if we were sitting at my kitchen table. They're all in my Stan Store.
My Midjourney, Gemini, and Claude Design workflow for small businesses that need good images and don't have a photo budget.
I love making business plans I have no intention of using. Grab one of mine, or use it as the starting point for your own.
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UberPrints is a custom apparel company that launched in 2005. I joined in 2006 and I lead marketing. We're a small team that never took investment, so I've had my hands in everything from customer service to design.
The thing I care about most is quality. I want you to end up with a shirt you actually wear again, not one that hits the donate pile the day after the event.
I co-founded Veeshee in 2011. We started as a monogramming shop and ended up making bags and blankets in-house, from raw materials, start to finish.
It got written up in Southern Living and Atlanta Magazine along the way. Veeshee has been on pause since 2020, but it's a big part of how I got here.
Art came first, before business got me. I love fine art and AI about equally, and I've stopped trying to pick one.
Collabs, podcasts, speaking, brand partnerships. If you think it's a fit, tell me about it.
Or DM me @unfilteredbritt. Seriously.