A young woman with long, wavy brown hair with blonde highlights, blue eyes, and fair skin, wearing pink lipstick, a nose ring, and small earrings, against a black background.

My name is Kristina Slavkova
and I am an AI artist.

I have a background in animation directing and acting, and creativity has always been an important part of my life. Although my career took a different direction for several years, my interest in animation, film, and visual storytelling never really left me.
My journey into AI filmmaking began with a simple curiosity about what could be created when new technology meets traditional visual storytelling. Very quickly, that curiosity became something much bigger.

I started sharing my work on Instagram , with no existing audience and no idea where it might lead. Five months later, more than 60,000 people were following my work, my animations had reached millions of views, and I was receiving inquiries from brands and creatives from around the world.

That experience shaped the way I see my work today.

For me, creating with AI has never been about generating an image and calling it finished. I care about the idea behind it—the characters, the movement, the music, the atmosphere, and all the small details that can turn a few seconds of animation into something people actually remember.

Much of my work is inspired by storytelling, humor, music, and nostalgia. Sometimes the idea is cinematic, sometimes playful, sometimes emotional - but I always want it to feel considered and recognizably mine.

I now work on independent projects and collaborations, creating AI animation, short-form films, and visual content for brands, artists, and other creatives.

Beyond my work, I’m a mother and a lifelong gamer. Both are important parts of who I am, although in very different ways. I value the time I spend with my family, and I’ve always had a genuine love for gaming, cinema, and the worlds created through them. I enjoy discovering new stories and characters just as much as I enjoy creating my own.

The technology may be new, but the reason I create is a very old one: I love telling stories.