Classic of Mountains and Seas
Generate and refine Chinese style myth prompts
Classic of Mountains and Seas
Generate and refine Chinese style myth prompts
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Description
Transform a single scene concept into Classic of Mountains and Seas style mythological image prompts featuring moonlit sea of clouds, celestial palaces, and colossal beasts. Ideal for scenes like beasts descending, ancient people looking up, crowds watching ceremonies, solitary beast portraits, and scenic views. Beast anatomy, colors, and patterns are clearly described based on historical records or user settings to avoid western dragons or generic fantasy creatures. The visuals maintain the oriental textures, fine brushwork, cold-warm lighting, and epic feel of the reference images. Users can specify locations, times, weather, character counts, aspect ratios, and beast actions, or start with a vague idea to flesh out visual details. Outputs can include complete Midjourney English prompts, Chinese explanations, and negative constraints for beast form, character scale, moon disc, color temperature, and architectural style. Sets of prompts with consistent settings can also be generated when needed. For ImageGen, native Chinese prompts without Midjourney parameters are provided. After receiving images, you can refine beast count and structure, character scale, moon position, color, and oriental brushwork based on actual deviations to make subsequent prompts match your expectations.
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Why we love this skill
Combines textual descriptions from the Classic of Mountains and Seas with epic myth compositions like moonlit sea clouds and descending beasts to generate complete prompts from simple ideas or precisely fix visual discrepancies.
Best for
Ideal for creators looking to turn Classic of Mountains and Seas mythical beast concepts into Chinese style myth prompts.
How to use this Skill
Provide your input
Provide a brief idea of a mythical beast scene, and optionally include beast details, location, time of day, weather, character count, aspect ratio, or image deviations.
Run the Skill
Organizes the beast's anatomy, character scale, environment, lighting, and composition according to your settings, and refines existing image issues as needed.
Review your result
Receive complete image prompts suitable for generation tools, including Chinese explanations and constraints on beast structure, scale, color, and art style.
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Information
- Version
- v2
- Last updated
- Runtime credits
- Usage-based
- Models
- Auto
- Use cases
- Images & design
- What you get
- Prompt
- Visual styles
- Traditional Chinese
