TWENTYNINE

It’s a strange, eerie time to be alive

We grew up with magazines like Seventeen telling us who we are, what to want, who to like. Twentynine Magazine (Lenovo’s literal target market’s age) explores what’s next. With AI, we can flip the script, go full God mode, and reimagine the images that once defined us.

Together with HYPEBEAST, digital artists Maya Man and Isabella Lalonde fine-tuned an AI model on photos of them using the Lenovo Yoga to create Twentynine, an AI-generated zine about what it feels like to be 29 today. The process film unpacks how they made the project with the Lenovo Yoga.

Scroll through a few pages of Twentynine magazine, created with an open-sourced dataset built from Maya and Bella’s likeness. The headlines you see here come straight from the prompts we used to generate the images. We leaned into the glitchy distortion that comes with AI image-making, embracing it as an art form and a sign of our chaotic times.

We launched the magazine with an IRL gallery where people could view the art and try the microsite firsthand on the Lenovo Yoga.

We built a microsite that lets people generate new AI images of Maya Man (MM29) and Beepy Bella (BB29) with their digital models.

Working with HYPEBEAST, we launched editorial content showing how Lenovo’s latest Yoga devices enable artists to push boundaries and redefine what creativity can look like today.