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Inkjet x Dry Brush Poster 033
I’ve created 7,000 sets of poster prompts in total. I combined one set from them into the prompts used here. I think they turned out quite interesting. Some photos have great content, yet still feel like they’re missing a certain pull when shared. It’s not that the photos aren’t good. They simply haven’t been shaped into a more complete visual expression. These prompts take a direct approach. They distill the subject into a collage illustration with a magazine-cover feel. Outlines, color blocks, repeated elements, and headline layouts all develop around the same theme. With this treatment, the information in the photo doesn’t feel scattered. The focus becomes clearer. The mood comes through more distinctly. People, plants, buildings, and objects can all become more memorable. They’re especially suited for cover images, feature content, brand columns, and visual series.
Cute 3D Icon Design
Turn your App’s core function into a bright, rounded 3D icon that feels simple without feeling empty. The design emphasizes clear object silhouettes, friendly proportions, restrained colors, and soft lighting. Choose either a vivid monochromatic palette or airy, soft pastel neutrals. Ideal for productivity tools, health and wellness, AI, creative, reading, and other lightweight consumer apps. Just describe your App’s purpose and target platform, and I’ll first provide several clearly distinct design directions. After you confirm, I’ll generate the icon or provide an English prompt ready for image generation. Supports iOS, macOS, and designs for both platforms. Cross-platform versions retain the same subject, core functional cues, and visual identity while adapting the composition to each platform’s icon guidelines.
Relief x Crop x Calm VOL.026
This is the other side of photography. It’s not about drawing the photo again, but capturing what’s most interesting in it and expressing it anew~ Gradually simplify a complex image until only a few lines and color blocks remain. And the amazing part is that you can still recognize it at a glance. That’s what makes minimalist design so much fun. Quiet and understated, yet it makes you want to look for two seconds longer. I really love this set of prompts.
3D × Model × Miniature Prompts
Lately, I’ve been experimenting with a fascinating way to transform photos. The top half keeps the original image intact. The bottom half breaks down the subject into a miniature world. Cars, buildings, people, and street scenes can all be rendered as restrained isometric illustrations. The colors are taken directly from the original image. Even the mood carries over. What I love most is the feel of a magazine spread. Lots of whitespace, very little text, and a quiet composition. When the photo and illustration sit side by side, the image suddenly gains a sense of narrative. It’s as if reality and memory each occupy half of the same image. I’ve organized the complete prompt for you. Try it with one of your own photos—it’s easy to get hooked.
Logo Emboss x Crop x Calm
Any image you have on hand can be used to create a Logo. A candid photo of a person, car, pet, building, shop, object, or even a landscape can reveal its most recognizable outlines and features. Combine them with text to create a logo that truly belongs to the image. The most practical part of this approach is that you don’t need to decide what the Logo should look like in advance. Start with an image and let the scene itself provide the creative direction. If you already have specific requirements, consider adding the Logo name, industry, color scheme, font preferences, and intended use. The more specific the information, the more likely the result is ready to use. One image is all it takes to get started. Leave the rest to this prompt.
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