Gouache Illustration of a Floating Bookshop Barge on a Quiet Canal
A soft gouache illustration of a floating bookshop barge on a quiet canal, with details like wooden crates, geraniums, chalkboard easel, a tabby cat, and surrounding scene.
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A soft gouache illustration of a floating bookshop barge on a quiet canal, with details like wooden crates, geraniums, chalkboard easel, a tabby cat, and surrounding scene.
A detailed prompt for generating an ultra-realistic studio portrait of an adult woman.
A prompt for generating a mid-century modern gouache illustration of a desert observatory at dusk.
Generate a moody autumn portrait with specified styling, makeup, lighting, and background.
Describes a very casual and imperfect selfie photo taken directly from the front camera of an old, cheap smartphone. The scene includes three adult women sitting on a couch in a small apartment living room at night, with simple home clothes. The image should look like a real, bad selfie, captured with a basic smartphone front camera in AUTO mode, with direct phone flash, faces slightly overexposed, visible digital noise, mixed lighting (warm yellow from lamp and cooler bluish from TV), soft focus, motion blur, mild vignetting, and a crooked composition. Exclude extra people, phones, cameras, mirrors, and text.
Generate a 3x3 grid image with the center being the original film still unchanged. Eight director styles are applied via film re-shoots, maintaining character identity and gender, while adjusting lighting, color, framing, and mood.
They are reusable LLM prompt templates labeled with “image-generation” in Easy Prompt, selected for practical workflows and clear structure.
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