CHARACTER CONSISTENCY

Exploring the evolution of my digital self from 2017 to today.

This experiment is an ongoing investigation into character identity, avatar design, and style consistency across media. Since 2017, I’ve been shaping a digital version of myself—first using Element 3D and After Effects, followed by Blender, Character Creator, iClone, and finally AI tools from 2022 onward.

What started as a quest for realism evolved into a study of recognizability through abstraction. I’ve iterated across stylized and hyperreal forms, tweaking facial structure, lighting language, and emotional tone—always testing what makes an avatar “me,” even in surreal or fragmented contexts.

The current phase is fully AI-driven, with prompts engineered to retain visual identity and emotional coherence across outputs. I'm pushing the boundaries of consistency in generative media: How do you build a long-term persona with tools that constantly shift?

This isn’t just aesthetics—it’s about building a recognizable iconography across platforms, whether in music videos, installations, or future metaverses.