Freelance AI Artist - Image & Brand
KirinWe’re looking for someone who lives and breathes AI image and video gen
You should know the current image/video gen landscape cold, understand how to coax specific looks out of different systems, and be able to turn loose ideas into production-quality images and videos fast. You’ll work closely with our marketing and product teams to shape the visual identity of the brand using cutting-edge AI tools.
If you enjoy rapid experimentation, pushing new models to their limits, and building repeatable pipelines that deliver consistent, high-quality output, you’ll fit perfectly.
Requirements
Deep experience with modern image and video models (Kling, Nano Banana, Seedream, Hailuo, Sora 2, etc)
Strong familiarity with inference providers (Fal, Replicate, Krea, Florafauna, Weavy, etc) and their capabilities
Ability to design and refine prompts, workflows, and pipelines to achieve specific visual styles through LoRAs and other methods
Proven ability to deliver polished, on-brand assets quickly without heavy direction
Strong sense of visual identity, composition, and storytelling
Helpful but not required
Technical / software engineering background
Fluency with ComfyUI (self-hosted or Runpod/etc)
Prompting with json is a plus
Responsibilities
Produce high-quality photos and videos for ads, website, social, and product needs
Continuously test new models and workflows and apply improvements to our creative pipelines
Maintain consistency and quality across all AI-generated assets
Collaborate with marketing to align creative output with performance goals and brand direction
Organize and deliver production-ready files in clean, reusable formats
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