Create custom comic

This video presents the complete workflow of creating a comic strip with YouMind, step by step.

1/If you have a story idea
1) Ask YouMind to generate a professional story outline, instruction example:
I want to make a Tom and Jerry comic for adults, with sociological metaphors and dark humor. I have a story idea: Tom builds a super-advanced robot to finally catch Jerry. But the robot malfunctions and starts causing trouble for Tom instead. Turn this idea into a 4-act story outline

2) Ask YouMind to expand the outline into a story, instruction example: Expand this outline into a complete, descriptive story.

3) Let YouMind generate a comic based on the story, instruction example:
Create a 16-panel comic strip based on the selected story featuring Tom and Jerry.

• Visual Style: Classic Tom and Jerry art style but with a mature, cinematic tone (slightly darker lighting to reflect the sociological metaphors).
  
• Characters: Tom (aging, anxious, wearing reading glasses), Jerry (bored, cynical), and Spike (appearing as a tough enforcer or neighbor).
  
• Expressions: nuanced and emotive, matching the dark humor of the plot.
  
• Format & Layout:

Total Panels: 16 panels arranged in two vertical columns.
Reading Order: Left Column (Top to Bottom) first, then Right Column (Top to Bottom).
Text: All dialogue and captions must be in English.
Elements: Use classic comic-style speech bubbles for dialogue. If it's necessary, include brief narrative captions at the bottom or top of the panel to guide the reader through the story.

2/If you have nothing in mind and want to build it from scratch
Ask YouMind to complete the entire task for you, instruction example:
Write a thought-provoking, sociological-metaphors story for me. Based on that story, generate a 16-panel Rick and Morty style comic strip.
The story should have a core idea and it should be a complete, descriptive story. fall into 4-act structure.
The images and text should be detailed, with all text and dialogue in English. The comic style should match the storyline, and the main characters are Rick and Morty and their families.

• Expressions: nuanced and emotive, matching the dark humor of the plot.
  
• Format & Layout:

Total Panels: 16 panels arranged in two vertical columns.
Reading Order: Left Column (Top to Bottom) first, then Right Column (Top to Bottom).
Text: All dialogue and captions must be in English.
Elements: Use classic comic-style speech bubbles for dialogue. If it's necessary, include brief narrative captions at the bottom or top of the panel to guide the reader through the story.