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How Digital Artist Josephine Miller Uses Meta’s Segment Anything to Design the Future of Fashion

Josephine was featured on Meta’s official blog for her innovative use of the Segment Anything 2 model to explore new frontiers in digital fashion. In the spotlighted post, Josephine shared a viral Instagram Reel where she seamlessly transformed the design of a formal evening gown using AI. The dress shifts colours and patterns in real time from deep red to floral turquoise to rainbow creating a stunning illusion that doesn't exist in the physical world.

This project captured Meta’s attention as a standout example of how creators are using AI tools to challenge traditional ideas of what fashion can be. By combining cutting-edge computer vision with artistic direction, Josephine demonstrated the power of AI to make digital clothing interactive, fluid, and visually captivating.

Read the full blog here!

Meta Orion AR Glasses Point To Disruptive Opportunities For Creatives

Josephine was interviewed by Forbes to share her insights on the future of digital fashion, AR, and creative technology in response to the launch of Meta’s Orion AR glasses and advancements in Meta AI. In the article, she discusses how these technologies could revolutionise the way people experience and interact with digital fashion, from virtually trying on clothing to blending augmented reality into daily life.

Josephine highlights how tools like Meta AI can feel like having a personal creative assistant, opening up entirely new workflows for designers, artists and content creators. The interview positions her as a thought leader in the evolving landscape of immersive tech and digital self-expression.

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For more insights, check out the full article here!

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AI & Creativity: The Age of Amplified Imagination

Josephine was featured in Meta’s official whitepaper exploring the evolving relationship between AI and creativity. Titled The Age of Amplified Imagination, the paper highlights how AI is reshaping the way creators and businesses connect with audiences in a fast-moving digital world.

In her contribution, Josephine shares her perspective on how marketers can embrace AI tools to craft and deliver content at the speed of culture. Her insights reflect the potential for AI to empower creative experimentation, while making digital storytelling more dynamic and accessible than ever before.

Read the full whitepaper here

 

Sora First Impressions: Artist Spotlight

Josephine was featured in OpenAI’s first official Sora Artist Blog, showcasing early work created with the groundbreaking AI video model. Her contribution highlights an underwater fashion shoot generated entirely using Sora, exploring the concept of “impossible fashion” through stained glass-inspired materials that shimmer and move beneath the surface.

This piece was one of the first shared with the public to demonstrate the hyperreal potential of AI-generated video and how it can reshape visual storytelling, fashion and creative experimentation.

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Read here: https://openai.com/index/sora-first-impressions

Exploring AI Fashion and Creative Process

Josephine was selected to showcase her work at the AI in Fashion Art Gallery and was invited to speak at the NVIDIA Conference, where she presented her approach to AI-generated fashion and the creative editing process. Her contribution highlighted the potential of AI as both a conceptual and practical tool in digital fashion workflows.

Although the original feature article is no longer available online, the project remains a significant moment in Josephine’s journey as an artist working at the intersection of technology, fashion and innovation.

Showcasing DALL·E’s Outpainting Feature Through Interactive AR

Josephine was commissioned by OpenAI to create a project demonstrating the launch of their new outpainting feature in DALL·E. Collaborating with a team of creatives, she developed an interactive AR filter for Instagram that visually expanded classic artworks beyond their original frames using AI, inviting users to explore what lies beyond the canvas.

The filter was published as part of OpenAI’s public campaign and received wide attention across social media. Josephine’s contribution highlighted how AI-generated imagery could be seamlessly integrated into augmented reality experiences.

She was also featured in Fast Company, where the project was spotlighted as part of a wider discussion around emerging text-to-image tools and their creative potential.

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To see more you can find it here: https://www.instagram.com/p/CidJ2BGDxpr/

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I was also featured in the Fast Company:

https://www.fastcompany.com/90790075/theres-a-text-to-image-app-for-mac-now-and-it-will-change-everything

Designing for Future Communities in the Metaverse

Josephine was featured on @metacurated, Meta’s official Instagram page dedicated to spotlighting emerging creators shaping the future of technology, fashion and immersive experiences. Curated by Don Allen Stevenson III and the Meta team, the feature highlighted Josephine’s mission to design for future communities in the Metaverse through her work in XR, AR, and digital fashion.

Being recognised by Meta as a creative voice in this evolving space was a meaningful milestone and reinforced her dedication to building inclusive, imaginative experiences across digital platforms.

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Recognised for Colouring In: Empowering Children Through Digital Arts

During the lockdown period, Josephine co-founded Colouring In alongside creative partner Izzi Toovey. The initiative was created as a digital arts enterprise designed to inspire and empower children through creativity and self-expression using accessible, tech-forward tools.

Their work gained national recognition and led to their inclusion in the BIMA 100, an award celebrating the most influential people in digital and tech across the UK. The honour highlighted their contribution to creative education and innovation during a time of global uncertainty.

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To read more about it on their website click here
 

Interactive Infographic and AI-Focused Visual Art Installation

Josephine was commissioned by Mozilla to create an interactive infographic about AI for MozFest, an annual festival focused on internet health, digital rights and future technologies. Collaborating with fellow creative Frida, the project invited festival visitors to share their thoughts on the future of AI through an open dialogue.

The conversations gathered were then translated into three unique visual art pieces, representing collective hopes, concerns and ideas around artificial intelligence. The project created space for thoughtful discussion while blending design, storytelling and tech-driven expression.