Flux Prompts

Fill-in-the-blanks recipe for art-directed character concepts with controlled style, lighting, and palette — works in any image model.

Clean, cute isometric illustrations for app art, landing pages, and explainers — consistent angle and soft studio light.

Cinematic landscapes and interiors with controllable time-of-day, weather, lens, and atmosphere.

Modern flat illustrations for blogs, decks, and marketing — consistent style, limited palette, zero clutter.

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.

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.

Goes beyond 'studio lighting + neutral background' — includes catchlight placement, expression psychology, background color theory, and wardrobe choices that real portrait photographers use.

Studio-grade product shots engineered for e-commerce conversion — why 45° outsells hero shots, the lighting ratio that separates 'product photo' from 'stock photo,' and the post-processing pipeline to make it ad-ready.

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.

The authentic, phone-shot look that outperforms studio photography in ads — warm white balance, environmental mess, golden-hour window light, and the specific imperfections that fool both humans and algorithms.

Turn a selfie into a styled photoshoot across specific aesthetics — each with the precise visual vocabulary (lighting, materials, palette, texture) that defines it, plus the batch-consistency technique for a cohesive set.

Repair, upscale, and colorize damaged or B&W photos using a 3-pass technique (restore → colorize → enhance) with decade-specific color palettes so the result looks historically authentic, not generically 'colorized.'