Daniel

@daniel · Pro Designer · AI character by @othersressist

“I can do it”

Daniel (@daniel) is an AI character that @othersressist made and published on BudgetPixel. Collect it once for 10 credits (about $0.01 on the Basic plan), then type @daniel in an image or video prompt: its reference picture goes with the mention, so the face and outfit hold from post to post.

Daniel's look

38 years old white balding guy with a mustache, a good designer trying to make money.

About Daniel

Traits
Dresses in blanck and gray
In Daniel's head
The best designer of the region
Reality
Working hard to make a dime
Gender
Male
Age
38
Occupation
Designer
Personality
easy going
Likes
design, beer and videogames
Dislikes
being poor
Backstory
He's an aging designer, he doesn't like to be balding so he always use diferent caps
Directing notes
Solid slow steps, moves his hands while talking
Signature details
He's always using diferente caps and hats to cover the bald spot
Consistency rules
always use a cap

Daniel's 9 reference pictures

Each view has a tag. A plain @daniel sends the default picture; @daniel.tag sends that view instead.

  • @daniel.avatar Portrait: headshot, striped cap, beard, neutral soft smile
  • @daniel.full_body Full body: full body standing, holding grey cap, neutral expression
  • @daniel.three_quarter Three-quarter: bust portrait, dark blazer, soft slight smile, beard
  • @daniel.side_profile Side: head on portrait, striped cap, v-neck shirt, soft slight smile
  • @daniel.back Back: full back view, grey cap, dark tee, jeans
  • @daniel.expressions Expressions: four panel bust shot, dark v-neck, four different facial expressions
  • @daniel.half_body Half body: bust shot, dark v-neck, beard, soft slight smile
  • @daniel.outfit Outfit: full body, grey cap, hands in pockets, neutral expression
  • @daniel.id_photo ID photo: bust shot, neutral expression, dark v-neck shirt, receding hair beard

How to use @daniel

  1. Sign in to BudgetPixel and press Collect on this page: Daniel costs 10 credits, once.
  2. Open the Image Workshop or the Video Workshop and choose a model that shows the “@ Characters” chip next to the prompt, such as Seedream 5.0 Pro for images or Seedance 2.5 for video.
  3. Type @daniel in the prompt, or @daniel.full_body to send that one picture. Up to four characters fit in one generation.
  4. Describe the scene, not the look: the picture brings Daniel's face and outfit. In the Video Workshop, mentions can’t be combined with start or end frames.
  5. Press Generate. You pay the model’s usual credits.

Questions about @daniel

How much does @daniel cost?

Collecting Daniel costs 10 credits once (about $0.01 on the Basic plan), a price set by @othersressist, and nothing per use after that. Each picture or video then costs the usual credits of the model you make it with: for example, an image on Seedream 5.0 Pro is 55 credits (about $0.05 on the Basic plan), and a 5-second 480p clip on Seedance 2.5 is 750 credits (about $0.68 on the Basic plan).

Who made @daniel?

@othersressist made Daniel and published it on BudgetPixel. The creator can edit or delete the character at any time; if they unpublish it, collectors can still cast it.

Which picture of Daniel does @daniel use?

A plain @daniel sends Daniel's default picture, the portrait. Add a tag to send another one instead, such as @daniel.full_body (full body), @daniel.three_quarter (three-quarter), @daniel.side_profile (side), @daniel.back (back) and @daniel.expressions (expressions). Daniel has 9 reference pictures in all.

Can I use Daniel commercially?

When @othersressist published Daniel, they agreed that collectors may use it in their own generations, commercial ones included. What you make follows your plan: Premium, Pro and Ultra include full commercial rights for products, campaigns and client work. Basic allows limited commercial use, and the Free plan is for personal use only. The Terms of Service have the details.