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dozora.bsky.social
Comic and animation style testing with Granite
#wyvernoc #wyvern #dragon #dragonoc #oc #originalcharacter #cartoonart #styletesting
A cartoony drawing of a striped purple wyvern lying down like a cat while he flares at the viewer
October 9, 2025 at 7:49 PM
garyupaarts.bsky.social
Ive spent some time working on drawing effects for my comics heres the effect progress on my protagonists gravity powers
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#originalart #oc #art #styletesting
June 7, 2026 at 1:02 AM
mischab.bsky.social
Same subject, four styles.
Style isn’t a vibe. It’s a system you can shape.

Full breakdowns in the ALT.

#aiart #blueskyart #digitalart #aicommunity #promptcraft
#Promptsmithing101 #codeToCanvas #generativeart #visualculture #artprocess #glitchaesthetic #vectorillustration #styletesting
A scientist working in a futuristic lab, modern LED lighting, realistic lighting reflections on glass panels, lab coat, digital readouts, shallow depth of field, 50mm lens, f/2.0, ISO 100, cinematic lighting Style Focus: Photographic Realism This prompt aims to create a believable sci-fi scene using the visual logic of real-world photography. No painterly softness, no exaggerated shapes. This is about capturing light, depth, and materials in a way that mimics how a camera would see them. What This Prompt Does Well: Camera control elements like 50mm lens, f/2.0, and ISO 100 tell the model to simulate depth of field, focal sharpness, and exposure conditions. Scene composition is grounded: the subject (scientist) is framed by glass, light sources, and screens... things with real-world light behavior. The inclusion of modern LED lighting and reflections forces the model to treat the scene as a physical space with directional light physics. Common Prompting Mistakes This Avoids: It doesn’t rely on vague words like “realistic” alone, it builds realism through elements that the model has been trained to associate with photography. It doesn’t just say “futuristic lab”, it describes visual surfaces (glass, readouts, reflections), helping ground the scene. What to Watch Out For: If you skip lens/aperture info, the image may default to flat, over-rendered compositions with unclear focal points. Too many visual elements without defined lighting leads to soft, unfocused results. Promptsmith Tip: When chasing realism, don’t write like a concept artist... write like a cinematographer. Describe lens choice, light behavior, material response, and camera angle. The AI doesn’t know what “realistic” means, but it does know what f/2.0, volumetric lighting, and reflective surfaces do. "A scientist standing in a high-tech laboratory, illustrated in a clean vector art style, bold flat colors, crisp inked outlines, simplified shading, minimal background detail, graphic composition, centered subject with strong silhouette" Style Focus: Graphic Illustration This prompt directs the AI to generate an image in a deliberate, stylized format—vector art, poster design, or digital ink illustration. It abandons realism in favor of form clarity, bold shapes, and stylized restraint. This is where many promptsmiths struggle—not because the AI can’t illustrate, but because most prompts mix photographic language with stylized goals. That leads to semi-realistic mush. This version avoids that by signaling flatness, boldness, and constraint. What This Prompt Does Well: Terms like “clean vector art,” “flat colors,” and “crisp inked outlines” tell the model to avoid texture and realism. A “strong silhouette” and “centered composition” create immediate subject focus. “Minimal background detail” prevents clutter and encourages bold shape structure. Common Prompting Mistakes This Avoids: It doesn’t just say “illustration style.” It defines the type of illustration and how it should be rendered. It avoids camera/lens terms that conflict with graphic visual logic. It doesn’t describe reflective or volumetric materials that would pull the model toward realism. What to Watch Out For: If you skip terms like “flat shading” or “simplified detail,” MJ may revert to texture or overpainting. Avoid combining soft color terms (like “dreamy” or “pastel”) with rigid graphic cues—this confuses the visual intent. Promptsmith Tip: If you want illustration, describe the tools, not the subject. “Inked,” “blocked color,” “minimal shading,” and “vector silhouette” do more work than “drawn style.” Guide the rendering process, not just the aesthetic. A scientist standing in a high-tech laboratory, rendered in the style of a vintage sci-fi paperback cover from the 1970s. Halftone screenprint texture, bold limited color palette (orange, cyan, black, cream), centered figure, high-contrast shadows, faded background silhouettes of lab machinery, large stylized title text across the top, paper fold texture, grain and wear, poster art composition. Style Focus: Retro Sci-Fi Poster (1970s Print Aesthetic) This prompt replaces realism with historical visual storytelling, evoking the printed artifacts of analog sci-fi covers and mid-century poster design. It prioritizes layout and media-based texture over lighting or material physics. Instead of camera terms or surface realism, it uses the visual grammar of silkscreen, halftone separation, and hand-colored palette control. This is how to prompt for era, not just aesthetic mood. What This Prompt Does Well: Uses print terms like halftone, grain, fold texture, and limited palette to trigger physical media logic Emphasizes layout language... poster composition, centered figure, silhouetted machines Tells the model to remove photoreal detail and rely on bold shape, contrast, and design memory Common Prompting Mistakes This Avoids: Avoids vague labels like “retro art” by naming format, decade, and production method Excludes modern rendering terms that conflict with the visual logic of printed posters Does not include any lighting or materials that suggest realism or digital tools What to Watch Out For: If you skip the palette control, the model may default to bright gradients or soft airbrush Using lens, depth, or material terms will confuse the model and reduce graphic clarity Time-period mixing dilutes the style, 1970s covers do not behave like 80s or 90s digital aesthetics Promptsmith Tip: To get authentic retro posters, speak in the language of print. Talk about ink, paper, folds, and layout. Style follows medium. A scientist standing in a high-tech laboratory, depicted as a surreal glitch collage. Anatomical diagram overlays, cybernetic armor fragments, torn blueprint textures, fluid organic structures, and fragmented chrome lab equipment woven into the background. Harsh rim lighting on one side, flat ink-style shadows on the other. Soft pastel tones blended with saturated neons. Irregular composition, off-center subject, corrupted symmetry, broken perspective, and dissonant visual layering. Style Focus: Chaos Hybrid This prompt fractures visual language. It mixes incompatible elements: hard-edged sci-fi with soft surrealism, organic forms with technical schematics, bold color with muted tone, flat illustration with lighting-driven modeling. The result is not style collapse, it is style fusion. The key to chaos hybridization is not randomness but tension. A well-structured chaos prompt gives the model too many rules, some of which contradict. That tension forces creative rendering choices, not defaults. What This Prompt Does Well: Combines multiple aesthetic vocabularies to provoke dissonance Uses media references like blueprint, anatomical diagram, glitch instead of mood terms Builds visual friction between shadow logic, color theory, and composition Avoids clean framing and symmetry to emphasize collapse Common Prompting Mistakes This Avoids: Avoids vague surreal language; names specific clashing elements Avoids cinematic composition, depth, or polish that overwrite intended mess Refuses balance, centering, and cohesion in favor of visual noise and pressure What to Watch Out For: Under-prompting one style may cause the model to default Elements may cancel each other out. Glitch and soft ambient light often compete Avoid narrative language. Focus on form and contradiction Promptsmith Tip: Chaos is not lack of control. It is too much control, applied deliberately. Stack style systems until they strain.
July 6, 2025 at 10:55 PM
tavrostrobox.bsky.social
Bro this painterly shit easy asf
#DD #DoomspireDefense #painterly #styletesting
May 29, 2026 at 11:23 AM