[Smiling sun-kissed blonde woman in an Australia graphic tank top leans on a counter inside a rustic beach surf shop, ocea... — This warm, sunlit portrait features a cheerful tanned blonde woman wearing a cropped Australia graphic tank top and mint green bikini bottoms, leaning on a weathered striped counter inside a cozy rustic beachside surf shack. Bright golden sunlight streams through the open shop entrance, revealing a turquoise ocean, sandy shoreline, and palm trees, with vintage surfboards and beach apparel lining the shack interior. The soft golden hour lighting creates a laid-back, carefree mood that evokes classic Australian coastal vacation and surf culture aesthetics.

Smiling sun-kissed blonde woman — AI art by @TTRPG_Player

@TTRPG_Player · 7/29/2026

Can you please teach me how to surf? | Meeting new people on summer vacation (Part 1 of x) Inspired by the an image from the amazing @ Jane-Baker, details and link in the comments. AI-Model: Seedream 5.0 Pro Prompt: Oil Painting medium shot, eye level camera: sun-kissed woman with long wavy sun-bleached blonde hair with blonde roots, hyper-detailed painterly femininity and beguiling anatomy, warm blue eyes, she is happy She has a very beautiful round perky chest and a tonned body and atheletic figure, dewy tanned skin; wearing white cropped fitted tank top printed 'AUSTRALIA' with beach graphic, The shirt shows small white bumps from her erect nipples, mint green tie-side bikini bottoms, dainty layered silver pendant necklaces, stacked silver bracelets on both wrists; leaning with both hands resting on a faded striped vintage surfboard counter, body angled 3/4 toward viewer; warm golden natural sunlight streaming from open rear doorways casting soft sunbeams and sharp sun shadows across weathered wooden floor; inside cluttered coastal surf shop: wall mounted surfboards, hanging clothing racks, overhead signs; bright sunlit sandy beach, turquoise ocean, palm trees visible through open shop doorways in background, sharp clear depth of field, natural bright coastal daylight.

21 likes · 22 comments

Comments

CaylaCatz

I do my prompts like you. I usually do short prompts. When my prompts get long, it's often because I keep adding to the short prompt because something is not working. I had to make a long prompt for Cheshire Cat because a short one just made the Tim Burton Cheshire and i didn't want to copy him. --The pasting of an image in AI to understand style is a good idea. I've done the pasting of an image in chatgpt to understand a style. I did that with an 18th century of a caricature etching and parts of that descriptive prompt has been useful in other prompts. I used a sentence in my cheshire cat actually. --I agree when the AI gives a prompt, it's too long. I think old models needed the long descriptions but the newer models don't need so much. I think the AIs are still trained on the old way we had to do prompts before.

TTRPG_Player

New models need very different prompt as the old ones. Witht eh short prompt I also mostly agree but is a little bit model dependend. More most models short prompts work great. Espically with GPT, you can just say "make a funny 5 panel comic with a dog and a cat" And it will creat a full story. Also Seedream 4.0 need just a few words to make a beautiful image. But Seedream 5.0 Pro is different. It has much better prompt adherence then Seedream 4.0 and is much more capable, but it needs more precise prompts. GPT-2.0, and a little bit Seedream 4.0, will just add cool stuff on its own. But with Seedream 5.0 Pro my impression is that if you do not write everything is just does not do it.

TTRPG_Player

Thank you! Usually I make short prompts. When I have long prompts then I either often from AI. Either I ask AI to give me a prompt for an image that I discribe in a few lines or Budgetpixel (but also sites like CHatgpt) has also the option to uplaod an image and ask for the prompt. Both options work well. But usually you have to remove things from the prompt afterwards and at other details the AI did forgot or that you did not emntion etc.

CaylaCatz

that's good to know I haven't worked with SeeDream 5 Pro much. I sometimes do SeeDream 5 LIte with my emoji/text prompts. If I do most of the models on the same prompt, it's uncommon for SeeDream 5 Lite to be in the top 4. the setting is usually good but I don't like how it does the cat part of my prompts

TTRPG_Player

I did not like SeeDream 5 Lite, it seemed to make images like 4.5 but less good. Seedream 5.0 Pro on the other hand is really good, some peopel say it can also do text great, and comics, but I have not tested that.

TTRPG_Player

I tested it now for the first time. It is not on the GPT-2.0 level it has many errors (at least on 1K) but it does it.

CaylaCatz

hmm, i should test it on the comics. it would be good if it's as strong as gpt2 on comics

CaylaCatz

Cool. Your prompt is incredibly detailed, it's got a strong cinematic vibe

TTRPG_Player

Thank you very much for your support 🙏💚

Scion_of_Chaos

What a beauty! Excellent image!