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Each prompt is built around a named poetic technique (enjambment, volta, concrete imagery, controlling metaphor) with a constraint that forces you to practice it. Feedback covers rhythm, sound patterns, and line-break logic — not just 'nice imagery.'

Turn a book's genre and theme into a precise cover art prompt with composition, typography, spine, and back cover guidance — including the genre-specific visual conventions that readers use as instant buy signals.

A Midjourney recipe for conversion-ready product photography — with the color science, lighting ratios, and shadow psychology that separate catalog filler from images that sell.

The complete Midjourney recipe: the 8-block prompt anatomy, 3 worked examples across cinematic, fantasy, and product photography, plus every parameter decoded (--style raw, --stylize, --chaos, --ar) so you know exactly which dial to turn.

A camera-and-lens recipe for photoreal images that actually explains WHY focal length, color science, and lighting keywords change the output — not just what to type.

Produces a batch of flash-fiction prompts each anchored by an enforceable opening constraint, story constraint, and forbidden list — pressure that forces decisive writing instead of vague openers.

Sale flyers fail when they try to say too much. This prompt creates high-impact promotional designs built around one clear offer, one strong visual, and a layout that reads instantly — whether printed and taped to a window or posted on Instagram.

Not just the tags — understand WHY each negative token exists, when to adjust CFG vs steps, and how to adapt the template for different styles.

A modular prompt formula that explains HOW generators weight your words and what to do when results miss — with two worked examples across different styles.

Naming a business is harder than it looks. This prompt generates 20 names across four distinct styles (descriptive, invented, founder-based, metaphor) and scores each on the criteria that actually matter: memorability, spell-ability, and whether the domain is probably available.

Vector-ready logos built on negative space and geometric precision — includes the favicon scalability test, two style examples (monoline vs emblem), and the Ideogram workflow for adding text that doesn't look garbled.

A brand poster isn't a flyer — it's a statement about who you are. This prompt creates editorial-quality brand images that work as wall art, social content, and marketing visuals, with the kind of visual quality that makes small businesses look established.

Runway Gen-3 excels at director-level camera control — but only when you lead with the move. This prompt covers the camera-first template, 3 worked examples, a reliability ranking of camera moves, and what Runway does better than any other generator.

Create a repeatable AI persona with real consistency — the character-sheet method, the --cw value map, how to fix character drift after 5+ generations, and the ethical disclosure you need.

Each prompt targets a named fundamental (gesture, value, composition, negative space) with a constraint that forces you to practice it. The 'twist' isn't random — it's pedagogically designed. Includes AI-reference-prompt generation for any pick.

A structured Midjourney/DALL·E recipe for creating event flyers that look professionally designed — with the right color hierarchy, readable typography, and a visual that fits the event's mood, not a stock-photo feel.

Each day uses a proven pedagogical exercise (blind contour, thumbnail compositions, master study, texture collection) with a constraint that teaches a specific skill — plus a reflection prompt to build visual thinking, not just output.

Generates 3 ready-to-paste image prompts (with the right parameters) for Midjourney, DALL·E, or Stable Diffusion from a one-line idea — or from a photo.

Paste a mediocre prompt and get a full diagnosis of its failure modes, a rewritten version with every improvement annotated, and a side-by-side scored comparison so you can see exactly what changed and why it's better.

Go beyond 'animated style' with the specific visual vocabulary each animation style needs — subsurface scattering for Pixar skin, 'on twos' for anime, fingerprint texture for claymation — plus character consistency and audio pairing.