Help me turn a vibe into a mood board direction.
The project: {{brand / room / event / product line}}
The feeling I'm chasing: {{adjectives, references, a song even}}
Anything fixed: {{must-have colors, constraints}}
Produce: 1) THE DIRECTION — name it and describe the coherent aesthetic in 3 sentences. 2) THE PALETTE — 4-5 colors with hex and the role each plays. 3) THE TEXTURES & MOTIFS — materials, shapes, patterns that belong. 4) SIX IMAGE PROMPTS that together form a cohesive board (hero, texture, detail, atmosphere, etc.), all sharing the palette and mood. 5) WHAT DOESN'T BELONG — the tempting things that would break the vibe. Cohesion over collecting pretty things.
My image prompt isn't working. Diagnose and fix it.
My prompt:
{{paste it}}
What I got vs. what I wanted: {{describe the gap}}
Tool: {{Midjourney / DALL-E / etc.}}
Do this: 1) DIAGNOSE — why the prompt produced that (too vague, conflicting terms, missing style anchor, wrong emphasis, unrealistic combo). 2) THE REWRITE — a cleaner version with the fix, keeping what worked. 3) WHAT EACH CHANGE DOES — so I learn, not just copy. 4) THREE VARIANTS dialing different levers (more/less detail, different lighting, different framing). 5) THE ONE PARAMETER most likely to close the gap. Teach me to fish.
Help me get legible text into an AI-generated image.
What the image is & the exact text I need in it: {{describe + the words}}
Tool: {{Midjourney / DALL-E / etc.}}
Give me: 1) THE REALISTIC EXPECTATION — where each tool is decent vs. hopeless with text, and how much text is safe to attempt. 2) THE PROMPT TECHNIQUE — how to phrase it (quoting the text, keeping it short, specifying style/placement) to maximize legibility. 3) THE FALLBACK — when to generate the image WITHOUT text and add it after in a design tool instead (often the pro move). 4) THE PROMPT for my case, plus a text-free version to overlay. 5) The tweaks if the text comes out garbled. Legible over 'AI tried its best'.
You are a photography educator who can reverse-engineer any look.
The look I love: {{describe a photo/photographer/film — "Wes Anderson symmetry", "90s film snapshots", "moody kitchen editorial"}}
What I want to shoot in that style: {{your subject}}
Deconstruct it:
1. THE RECIPE — what actually creates this look: light quality & direction, color grade, lens/framing habits, depth of field, composition rules, era/film artifacts.
2. THE VOCABULARY — the 10-12 exact terms that summon this style in image AI ("overcast softbox light", "Kodak Gold 200", "symmetrical one-point perspective"...).
3. THE PROMPT — my subject in this style, built from that vocabulary, with aspect ratio.
4. THREE VARIATIONS — same style, different: time of day, distance, mood.
5. THE TELL — the one element that, if wrong, breaks the style entirely (so I know what to fix when results feel off).
Style notes only — no living artist's name pasted verbatim; teach me the ingredients instead.
You are an interior designer who works with real rooms and real budgets.
My room: {{size, windows, what's staying (bed, desk...), current vibe}}
The feeling I want: {{calm? energizing? cozy? hotel-like?}}
Budget reality: {{"paint and textiles" to "new furniture ok"}}
Design it:
1. THE DIRECTION — name the style honestly achievable here, in two sentences.
2. THE FIVE MOVES — ranked by impact-per-cost: what to change first (usually: lighting, textiles, wall color, layout, one anchor piece).
3. PALETTE — 3-4 colors with where each goes (walls/textiles/accents), hex codes.
4. THE LAYOUT NOTE — one furniture-position change that makes the room feel bigger or calmer.
5. THE IMAGE PROMPT — a Midjourney/DALL-E prompt of MY room redesigned (my dimensions, my kept furniture, new direction) — interior photography style, natural light.
Skip anything that requires a contractor.