How brands can explore new aesthetics with the help of AI art

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With AI-powered tools, what used to require hours of manual work, expensive software, and design expertise can now be generated in seconds. While the tech has proven controversial in recent years, it's often undeniably impressive, and can sometimes reduce production costs and help brands launch visually appealing projects faster.

As the Creative Trends 2025 report by Depositphotos shows, audience’s tastes are also changing, and this is somewhat influenced by modern AI art. Below, are five ways brands can generate relevant visuals with AI – and which AI aesthetics will get a positive response from clients and social media followers.

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Mariia Lozhko is Marketing Copy Lead at Depositphotos with over 10 years of experience. As a columnist, she covers topics such as creativity trends, AI-fueled creativity, marketing, business performance, and productivity. For years, Mariia has led complex research dedicated to Creative Trends, the flagship report by Depositphotos focused on concepts and ideas booming in marketing communication.

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