Doopiidoo

Doopiidoo is a digital artist and visual director who works with generative AI. His Daily Fellowship profile calls him a Russian AI artist with more than a decade of product design experience who is now based in Serbia. He came to the work through graphic design, then web design and product design, and says he settled on generative content after Midjourney opened to the public.

His practice is human-directed rather than an AI persona. He starts from text prompts, then reworks the results by hand with composition, colour and theme, and has said he often begins without a fixed outcome in mind, like opening a Kinder Surprise. Midjourney is his main tool; he later added Photoshop with Stable Diffusion for fine detail, and Runway for AI-driven animation. Fellowship says he made over 200,000 images with Midjourney in a single year.

His still images dress ancient deities, ghosts, aliens and modern figures in glossy, plastic-like fashion pieces, with medieval armour and lace among his stated inspirations. In 2023 he showed at more than ten venues, among them Paris, Seoul, Lisbon, Los Angeles and New York, Times Square with SuperChief Gallery, the Stroke fair in Munich and a Rome show with Satyrus Meta Art. His work was also selected for The Wrong Biennale. He has been a permanent artist on the Daily Fellowship platform since 2023 and won an AI image award at the 2023 Spotlight Awards.

Since 2024 he has put more of his output into moving image. His YouTube channel, created in July 2024 and described as surreal moving-image worlds by a digital artist and visual director, had about 74,500 subscribers, 49 videos and 7.6 million total views when read on 29 October 2026. The videos are short films and music videos with their own soundtracks. Viewers in Russian and English often describe them as dream-like and unsettling.

On Instagram, @doopiidoo had about 570,000 followers and 988 posts on 29 October 2026. Istituto Marangoni lists him among 13 AI designers to follow on Instagram, and art blogs including Photographize, Design You Trust, Somewhat Strange and AATONAU have profiled him. The Russian origin rests on a single profile and is not confirmed elsewhere.