Netflix recently launched an electrifying “Stranger Things” campaign on the streets of London. Vincent Smadja took this a step further, envisioning what the promotional materials for “Stranger Things” Season 5 might look like, using generative AI to bring his ideas to life.
Credits: Vincent Smadja
AI Art Director, @ifonly.ai
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