A city poster, and text that actually rendered
A Boston spring poster with a sculler's wake turning into the Charles. Two lines of typography came back clean, which almost never happens.
Homelab & Vietnam
Prompts that produced a picture worth keeping, with notes on what each one actually does.
31 posts
A Boston spring poster with a sculler's wake turning into the Charles. Two lines of typography came back clean, which almost never happens.
The shortest prompt in the collection, and the first that comes in two parts — the second of which is not a prompt at all, but a follow-up that edits the first.
Ground-level 24mm full-body fashion portrait against open sky, Korean outdoor fashion look. Needs a reference image for the composition.
Soft-light bedroom portrait in white lace, over-the-shoulder composition, Japanese lifestyle style. What holds across runs and what varies.
Twenty-three words describing a gesture, a room and a brand, and nothing else. What a prompt this short still needs, and where to put the aspect ratio.
A studio beauty portrait with the subject's own face faded in behind her. What holds across two runs, what drifts, and the aspect ratio it ignores.
I have started keeping the AI image prompts that actually work. This one was run twice and produced two different photographs — here is what survived the second roll.
An overhead selfie prompt specified to the degree: hips 12 degrees, shoulders 8, head tilted 28. What that precision actually buys.
Two runs of a prompt that was not kept. What survives anyway, and the red artist's seal one of them signed itself with.
The second prompt in the collection runs 430 words across nine paragraphs and barely argues with anything. What that precision buys, and what it quietly costs.