Open Prompt Gang, part III

Welcome back to where cool prompts dwells ! In this magical blog we will continue seeing cool promtps that gives awesome results ! Showcase 13 Author: @Manaconda33 Prompt: Brave and loyal Hoplite warrior of Athena. PROJECT STYLE LOCK — WILD CINEMATIC ANIME IMPACT THIS IS A HARD VISUAL STYLE REQUIREMENT, NOT A GENERAL ANIME PREFERENCE. Every generated image must look like a frame ripped from the climax of an extremely high-budget stylized anime action sequence: dangerous camera placement, extreme perspective, violent directional movement, painterly black-ink texture, brilliant complementary lighting, and an instantly readable peak-action event against a solid colored or gradient colored background. If the user says only “create an image in this project's style,” or gives little scene direction, INVENT A HIGH-ACTION FANTASY/ANIME EVENT. A successful image must immediately communicate: 1. ACTION 2. EXTREME CAMERA PERSPECTIVE 3. DIRECTIONAL FORCE 4. DRAMATIC LIGHTING 5. DEEP SPATIAL LAYERS 6. PAINTERLY INK TEXTURE If those qualities are not obvious at thumbnail size, the image is off-style. VISUAL DNA Render in stylized anime realism with painterly illustration and rough ink-brush energy. Forms should be anatomically convincing and dimensional, exaggerated through perspective and gesture. Use razor-sharp focal rendering, jagged expressive ink contours, dry-brush texture, dense black hatching, irregular painterly shadow shapes, near-black crushed shadows, white-hot highlights, incandescent rim lighting, richly saturated color, and selective texture rather than uniformly smooth surfaces. CAMERA — NON-NEGOTIABLE Never default to neutral eye-level framing. Choose a dangerous cinematic camera position: ground-level ultra-wide, extreme low angle, plunging overhead attack view, camera directly behind a weapon/fist/claw/wing/projectile, close chase perspective, tilted aerial view, over-the-shoulder collision view, or camera placed within debris beside an impact. Use strong wide-angle distortion and aggressive foreshortening. At least one important foreground form should usually become disproportionately large because it is extremely close to the lens. Allow limbs, weapons, wings, debris, clothing, creatures, terrain, or energy to cross or exit the frame. Favor asymmetry, diagonals, curves, and converging force lines. Avoid centered poster compositions and horizontal character lineups. ACTION — NON-NEGOTIABLE Capture the fraction of a second where momentum changes: impact, uppercut, collision, launch, recoil, dodge, impossible leap, transformation, violent turn, magical detonation, weapon clash, creature attack, fall, escape, shockwave, or environmental rupture. Characters must commit their entire bodies to the event: twisted torso, displaced hips, bent joints, stretched limbs, foreshortened hands or feet, trailing hair, whipping clothing, splayed fingers, compressed or extended posture, and visible follow-through. Motion should propagate through the whole image. Hair, clothing, debris, particles, smoke, energy, terrain, and background streaks should react to the same directional force. Keep the primary subject sharp enough to read; create speed around it with directional smear, streaks, fragments, perspective stretch, debris trails, and atmospheric displacement instead of globally blurring the image. DEPTH Construct at least three obvious spatial layers: EXTREME FOREGROUND: a cropped or dramatically enlarged element near the lens—hand, claw, weapon, stone, vehicle part, limb, fabric, debris, foliage, shattered material, etc. ACTION PLANE: the principal character or collision at maximum gesture. DISTANT PLANE: environment, secondary subject, architecture, storm, fragments, energy, dust, landscape, speed streaks, or destruction rapidly diminishing into perspective. The viewer should feel physically inside the event rather than observing safely from a distance. LIGHT & COLOR Use aggressive cinematic contrast. Default toward complementary two-source lighting. Surfaces near colored light sources should pick up reflected color. Use intense rim light to carve silhouettes from dark backgrounds. Bright attacks, portals, explosions, magical effects, lightning, or ruptures may approach pure white at their hottest points. Maintain deep dark anchors. Do not wash the image in uniform haze or bloom. Prefer a limited, forceful palette rather than many equally important colors. Push the focal event to the greatest value, saturation, edge, and highlight contrast. Use near-black forms to keep vivid colors from becoming soft. Avoid beige-dominant, pastel, dusty, muted, cozy, or uniformly warm palettes unless the subject explicitly requires them—and even then retain hard contrast and action language. ENVIRONMENTAL FORCE The environment participates in the action. Use rocks, dust, shards, embers, rain, snow, sparks, water, leaves, petals, smoke, fibers, magic fragments, crystal, energy ribbons, or terrain deformation to reveal momentum. Particles vary with depth: large blurred foreground fragments, sharp midground fragments, tiny distant particulate. Concentrate effects along the action vector rather than covering the image uniformly. For impacts use magical fragments, energy shards, sparks, crystal, dust, ink streaks, petals, or colored particles. CHARACTERS Preserve established character identity exactly. Do not change face, skin, fur, scales, species, hair, body type, clothing, signature accessories, colors, anatomical traits, or recognizable character-specific objects unless requested. Expressions must respond to the physical event: fury, shock, strain, exhilaration, terror, confidence, desperation, or intense focus. Faces remain anime-stylized but dimensional and structurally believable. Fantasy and anthropomorphic creatures retain believable weight, anatomy, musculature, and material texture. ANATOMY Extreme perspective does not excuse broken anatomy. Prevent extra limbs, duplicate hands, missing/fused fingers, detached joints, incorrect limb attachment, floating accessories, impossible clothing connections, malformed faces, broken creature anatomy, or inc Notes: some points i have to mention about this long prompt -The subject of the image it was prompted by me, you just need a short thing for that, in this cause merely wrote a hoplite warrior of athena -All the results will have this anime style, avoid trying to do "photorealistic" "oil painting" or hyperrealistic, all the results will have this anime style -This prompts is for GPT2 and GPT2.5 -Manaconda is pretty cool! someone should convince him to be here in BudgetPixel ;D Showcase 14 Author: half of the prompt is from @justrob and the other part is from me Prompt: Franklin Booth + Katsushika Ōi + CIÉ railway restaurant-car ironstone china, where Booth's ruled parallel pen-line hatching builds continuous tone through swarming strokes that thicken into velvet blacks, Ōi's nocturnal chiaroscuro produces glowing reserved highlights via deep darks pressed hard against bare paper, and the railway china infuses a soft transfer-print bleed and glaze-pooled edge. The fusion manifests as cobalt rim-banding that furs where it meets white, engraving-dense crosshatch, and a restricted cobalt-and-ivory palette holding one saturated note against graphite greys, transforming any subject through obsessive linear buildup. a gymnast woman, she is in contortion gymnast position, hands togheter, head lean backward, arched backward on the floor, she wears a formfitting white tank top and black leggins pants, shoeless, he face has black eyeshadows makeup and has a slightly wavy hair loose, her body is athletic lithe showing her gymnast experience, sunlight coming fron above, detailed shadows and brights of her toned body. Showcase 15: Author: @Shapes_n_Shadows Prompt: The Body as Doorway (human silhouette functioning as an architectural portal:1.8), body-shaped doorway standing alone in an immense landscape, interior revealing impossible anatomical chambers, ribbed corridors, vascular stairways, miniature figures entering the self, (threshold between body and cosmos:1.6), sacred vulnerability, liminal architecture, emotional anatomy, parchment textures, mystical illumination, muted museum palette, haunting negative space, contemplative surrealism, Rendered as a grainy screenprint, risograph, or vintage halftone illustration with rough textures, coarse grain, heavy halftone noise, screenprint imperfections, tactile paper quality, bold graphic shapes, dramatic negative space, strong contrast, and a handcrafted retro printmaking aesthetic. No frames, no borders. Showcase 16: Author: @Thragor Prompt: A woman in an obsidian textured spider suit standing in a stygian cell, a muscular man trapped in large spiderwebs in the dark background, lit by a volumetric beam from a barred window, woman with pale skin and deep-black glossy hair styled like arachnoid art, posed in full-body, crouching low, one hand resting on the knee. The tattoo is a cohesive full-body ink composition covering the shoulders, arms, and torso, its linework, shading, and color faithfully translating the scene — a continuous inked artwork, clearly inked on skin, with crisp edges and natural skin shading. The torso is covered by a fitted studio top that is visibly and clearly a separate piece of fabric: a clean garment with visible seams, fabric texture, and its own cut, sitting on top of the skin, leaving the tattooed shoulders and arms fully exposed. Where the garment meets the skin, the tattoo pattern runs neatly right up to the fabric edge, like a printed design stopping at a border. The model stands in a moody, minimal photography studio: soft, directional light on the skin and the fabric, a muted, near-monochrome background, no other props, no text. The lighting echoes the dominant mood of the scene. Professional editorial fashion photography, natural realistic skin texture, a thoughtfully composed frame., Reimagine and fully reconstruct the entire scene as a dominant handcrafted stop-motion aesthetic, discarding all prior stylistic cues. All colors in the composition are rendered in vivid, exaggerated, fully saturated form — the original color mood of the input is preserved and pushed to bold, punchy intensity. Figures and objects carry puppet-like textures: felt, sculpted clay, matte latex, hand-sewn fabric, and visible stitching. Proportions are exaggerated and spindly, silhouettes elongated, and surfaces carry a tactile, handmade finish with visible imperfections. The environment reads as a practical, in-camera diorama: crooked architecture, twisted skeletal trees, drifting ground fog, and tactile props with a hand-built, stop-motion character. Lighting is dramatic and colorful — mixed warm and cool sources, hard sharp shadows, and saturated colored gels in vivid orange, electric blue, hot pink, and deep violet that tint the scene in bold, contrasting patches. The palette is fully colorful: rich primaries and secondaries in maximum saturation, with bold color contrast throughout. Composition uses a slightly tilted Dutch angle, exaggerated depth, and deliberate asymmetry, rendered with meticulous, masterfully unified material detail. Showcase 17 Author: @Hinty Prompt: woman, butterfly, fine art digital painting, character concept portrait, macro extreme close-up shot, dramatic high-angle view, shallow depth of field, high-contrast chiaroscuro lighting, intricate hyper-detailed realism, atmospheric masterpiece, staring downward with a melancholy expression, resting quietly under shimmering shadows, filtering light across facial features, fluttering gently, nesting within a dark collar, projecting a serene and sorrowful elegance, a striking woman with an exceptionally pale porcelain complexion, soft full lips with a muted gloss, long thick eyelashes casting fine shadows, piercing light hazel-green eyes glistening with unshed tears, her hair is styled in a voluminous, perfectly straight jet-black bob cut with clean blunt bangs resting just above her eyebrows, the silky black strands catching glints of iridescent light, wearing an ornate high-neck collar made of thick textured black lace and tightly clustered obsidian-colored glass beads wrapping around her throat, dozens of small, highly detailed monarch butterflies with vibrant orange and black patterned wings resting gracefully all over her head, nested deep within her black bob hair, perched delicately onto her left cheekbone, and swarming thickly around her black lace collar, dappled bright sunlight filtering through unseen foliage to cast shimmering, glittering patterns of white light and sharp leaf shadows directly across her face and eyes, an entirely dark, out-of-focus background fading into absolute blackness, making the brightly illuminated face and vibrant orange insects pop dramatically forward, melancholic, fragile, gothic romance, nature core, transformation, sorrowful, opulent, textured, quiet, mesmerizing, sharp contrast Showcase 18 Author: @RaeSeddon Prompt: a small green dragon with a long neck and snout, long wings and a long snake tail with spikes on the end, on a table, sitting on a table, a china teapot and three teacups on a tea tray with a few custard cream biscuits, painted with flowers behind it, it breaths gentle steam from its mouth, Hand-drawn alcohol ink marker illustration with color developed through many translucent, overlapping layers rather than smooth digital blending. Build forms gradually using visible marker strokes, thin glazed passes, and subtle shifts between warm and cool hues, allowing portions of earlier color layers to remain visible beneath later strokes. Use clean but slightly organic ink-and-pencil linework, with delicate variation in line weight and occasional loose sketch marks. Coloring should follow the contours and structure of the subject, with directional marker strokes clearly visible in skin, hair, clothing, and shadows. Rendered light skin tones through layered peach, cream, soft rose, muted ochre, warm beige, dusty mauve, lavender-gray, and subtle cool-gray tones. Allow neighboring colors to overlap naturally, creating complex skin tones rather than flat areas of color. Build blush, facial shadows, and dimensional form gradually through transparent passes. Render dark skin through layered transparent tones rather than a single flat brown. Build complexion with rich overlapping hues such as deep golden brown, warm umber, chestnut, espresso, burnt sienna, cocoa, mahogany, russet, muted plum, and cool gray-brown. Let related tones overlap visibly so the skin has depth, undertone variation, and luminosity. Develop cheeks, forehead, nose, and jaw with gradual transparent passes, allowing warmer and cooler undertones to coexist naturally. Shadows are created by glazing several related colors rather than filling them with a single dark tone. Introduce restrained cool lavender, muted blue-gray, mauve, and desaturated brown into shadow areas while retaining warmer undertones beneath. Hair is constructed from overlapping strokes of several related shades, with warm and cool browns, deep charcoal, near-black, muted auburn, and subtle reflected-color highlights. Individual strands and broader marker strokes remain visible, producing rich texture and depth without becoming photorealistic. Highlights are primarily created by preserving lighter paper areas and surrounding them with progressively darker transparent layers. Keep highlights soft and integrated rather than glossy or digitally airbrushed. Maintain visible marker texture, slight variations in saturation, layered edges, subtle paper grain, occasional overlapping strokes, and gentle imperfections associated with traditional hand-rendered illustration. Semi-realistic character illustration, expressive natural features, refined anatomy, soft painterly color transitions combined with visible hand-drawn construction, elegant editorial character-art quality. Traditional alcohol marker artwork on lightly textured pale drawing paper, sophisticated but unmistakably handmade, dimensional layered color, transparent glazing, visible stroke direction, harmonious warm-and-cool color shifts, restrained detail, no flat digital fills, no plastic-smooth airbrushing, no hyperrealistic rendering. End ;)