SYNK SHIFT is preparing AI training, hands-on workshops, business consulting, and branding for companies and institutions. We tailor the training and production process to participants' experience and actual work.
Knowing AI tools is not the same as using them at work. We are preparing training and consulting in which people make and review real work, finding what fits their own job.
We start from the work to be solved and the participants’ experience, and set the scope around results they will actually use.
Ask, compare and revise on tasks close to real work until it is finished.
Separate repetitive work from human judgement, and decide where AI helps and how results are checked.
Express what the company does and the value it gives customers in logos, websites and content.
We teach with the actual files, prompts and revisions from building SYNK, and hand over results together with how to use them.
First we settle who will use it, what is hard and what result is needed.
Make things with examples from your own work, and learn how to judge and revise them.
Check results where they will really be used, then hand over the work, editable source files and instructions.
The scope, schedule, and deliverables for training, consulting, and branding are agreed individually. The examples below are SYNK's own work.
Try creating with AI
Explore the process through Mongle's blinking eyes. See the finished motion, try a prompt you can copy, and learn how to compare the work before and after revision.
Start with the finished result
In this example, only the eyes move; the body shape, fur, and color stay the same. Pause with the eyes closed to inspect the finish around them.
Select “Show closed eyes” to inspect the eye area and body outline.
Compare on a larger screen (Korean)
This is the original image with the eyes open.
For your own image
“Make it move naturally” does not describe the result clearly enough. Attach the original image and explain both what should move and what should stay the same.
Replace “both eyes” and the details to preserve in the example, then copy it for your own task.
Three things to decide before you ask (Korean)When the first result arrives
In the intermediate result, the eyes are closed but a rounded boundary remains around them. Even if the expression is right, a change in the surrounding texture needs another revision.
View both images at the same size. Check that the color and fur around the eyes blend into the rest of the face.
View the original and finished animation (Korean)
Look around the eyesThe rounded boundaries and differences in fur texture need to be corrected.
When you find something to fix
Attach both the original and the result you want to revise. Explain what looks wrong and how it should change. Also specify what to preserve so the parts that work are not changed again.
Check the revised result both as a still image and in motion.
Three things to check after revision (Korean)When the eyes are closed, a rounded boundary around them is visible. Match the texture and color so the boundary blends into the surrounding fur. Keep the body shape, color, and background unchanged.
This is an example from SYNK's own work. The prompts have been rewritten as examples you can try. The motion shown here uses both image editing and web implementation.
We wanted to make the characters and objects from our screens in the real world, too. We designed their soft textures with objects you could touch and keep nearby in mind.
We built the Loom engine to bring those textures to the screen and make them feel alive through small movements and responses.
For a consultation or application, select “Contact our team.”
Frequently asked questions
Tell us who the training is for, the work you want to improve, and any branding deliverables you need. We will discuss the scope and schedule with you.
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