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MalvikaMalho044
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3 months ago
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Prompts

Hi,

Would you like to share some of the prompts that you have used to create projects, characters or some interesting images. This is just so that we can share best practice and add vocabulary to our work.

Example: Can you please create a 2D female character with a rabbit look. She should be dressed up in pink jump suit. Background should be an open space with greenry and bamboo made cottage. 

Regards

Malvika

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  • Ekaterina_V's avatar
    Ekaterina_V
    Community Member
    3 months ago

    Hi Noele_Flowers​ and MalvikaMalho044​ , 

    I like to work with ChatGPT the most for creation images now, though you can try other models as well. When I am creating images with AI I am trying to make as much details as possible, kind of creating the final image in my head first, will describe age, face expression, appearance, and will give a reference to style, which I prefer for this image (like animation or video game studio or art-history reference). And then I can edit the image, giving additional prompts to change what I didn't like. If I need to create a few characters / illustrations for the same project, I will attach the original image, or continue at the same chat, giving reference to the first image, which I've approved. 

    Speaking about your example, I've used ChatGPT and added some details, also gave a reference to the style, which I preferred - and here is the result image

    "A full-body digital illustration in a soft cartoon style, featuring a cute anthropomorphic female rabbit (age 18–22) with orange-brown fur, big blue eyes, and a friendly expression. She is wearing bright pink overalls (Barbie-style) over a white T-shirt and has a pink flower tucked behind one ear. She stands confidently in a peaceful green meadow with flowers. In the background, there is a bamboo cottage surrounded by trees and a clear blue sky. The image is in landscape orientation, soft lighting, Playrix-style rendering."


    * As you can see, I've asked for "landscape" orientation, but it ignored it and made it portrait-oriented, so if you really need it "landscape" you can continue to edit, or try to do "generative fill" with Adobe Photoshop Web as another option.