David Raichman, Executive Creative Director Ogilvy Paris Social Labs is Using AI Again to Illustrate the First Magazine Cover in France
Dec. 14, 2022
David Raichman, Executive Creative Director, Ogilvy Paris and ECD behind last month’s Nestle Milkmaid outpainted by ai, is using ai again to illustrate the first magazine cover in France using AI.
The French magazine is CBNews and it’s their special Luxury Collector Edition.
The cover artwork is extraordinary. The magazine’s Editorial Director knew using ai and collaborating with David was the best way to illustrate the theme of this issue: The future of luxury.
It required a lot of precise direction to the ai to get this result! David used a combination of Midjourney, Dall-E, and Stable Diffusion.
David Raichman, Creative Director of Ogilvy Paris explained:
"This CBNews cover shows that AI will inevitably change the way we approach photography. It has already impacted my personal work where I have found a new way to combine my own photos with AI to produce any photograph I can imagine."

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