After watching ENEMY in the past two days, I have completely broken the defense. The plot is so full of ups and downs. One look, straight through the bottom of my heart, is like an electric shock. This also makes me think rationally about the road of AI design, and be more firm in this road. Although I have put a lot of painstaking efforts into the pure manual polishing scheme, it is not necessarily a good scheme. It is no problem to design the polished product with heart. However, I think as a designer, I should think more about how to give the product "emotional value" and let the product have feelings, able to resonate with users. The core advantage of ENEMY's skits is that they have mastered the pricing power of emotional assets, and through cultural arbitrage and personal IP value reconstruction, they have leveraged great emotional resonance and user participation at a very low cost. This represents a new content valuation model that makes content itself the best marketing tool through extreme content leverage. The same logic applies to product design.
I want to express my feelings. I select Wusheng and Hua Dan in the traditional culture of opera as elements to give the vehicle a neutral attribute, and then through the design of appearance and color matching, through the transitional collocation of traditional symbols and colors, a new design scheme is formed. I still feel a little bit.