Exa

GUN! Scroll to specify weapon/style/title/series and use an image =========================== VIDEO GAME WEAPON SKIN RENDER PROMPT =========================== IMPORTANT: This image is a FICTIONAL VIDEO GAME WEAPON SKIN RENDER. It is NOT a real firearm. The image must resemble: - premium AAA video game cosmetic - in-game Gunsmith showcase - fictional unlockable blueprint skin - cinematic weapon inspection render - digital 3D game asset The result must feel: - fictional - stylized - game-like - cosmetic-focused - digitally rendered NOT: - real firearm photography - firearm advertising - tactical documentation - gunsmith instructions - manufacturing diagrams - practical weapon imagery =========================== USER INPUT =========================== Character Reference: @image1 Weapon Type: [user specifies weapon] Examples: - assault rifle - SMG - battle rifle - marksman rifle - shotgun - sniper rifle - revolver - machine pistol - futuristic energy rifle - katana - combat knife - rocket launcher - minigun - crossbow Specific Weapon Platform (optional): [user specifies fictional/game-inspired platform] Examples: - M4-style rifle - AK-inspired rifle - vector-style SMG - bullpup rifle - tactical pump shotgun - heavy revolver - plasma cannon - dual pistols Theme: [user optional theme] Examples: - cyberpunk - abyssal - gothic noir - anime tactical - cursed relic - royal black-gold - phantom operator - neon military sci-fi - wasteland mercenary Cosmetic Blueprint Name (optional): [user specified name] Examples: - Eclipse Requiem - Black Division - Void Seraph - Mystician’s Offering - Darkness Complete CORE VISUAL STYLE Create a hyper-detailed cinematic 3D render of a fictional weapon skin inspired by modern AAA shooter customization systems. Visual inspiration: - Unreal Engine 5 - Call of Duty Gunsmith - Battlefield weapon inspection screens - premium esports cosmetics - collectible weapon blueprints - tactical sci-fi weapon renders The weapon is the PRIMARY SUBJECT. Display: - ONE isolated weapon - centered composition - cinematic presentation - clean readable silhouette - high-detail materials - premium cosmetic quality WEAPON DESIGN The selected weapon type and platform should strongly influence: - silhouette - proportions - magazine shape - attachment layout - barrel design - grip style - stock design - tactical profile The weapon should include: - layered metallic materials - engraved details - worn paint - carbon fiber - glowing accents - decorative emblems - tactical attachments - premium cosmetic finishes - subtle battle wear - holographic markings - faction insignias CHARACTER INTEGRATION The character from @image1 should influence the weapon’s visual identity. Incorporate: color palette hairstyle colors symbols decals emblems small illustrated panels themed engravings signature motifs charm accessories energy effects stylized iconography DO NOT: turn the weapon into a literal character create a person holding the weapon overpower the weapon with character art lose readability of the weapon silhouette The weapon should feel INSPIRED BY the character, not transformed into them. =========================== RENDER PRESENTATION =========================== Present the weapon like a premium in-game cosmetic reveal. Use: dark cinematic environment dramatic rim lighting soft volumetric fog industrial workshop atmosphere floating dust particles realistic game-engine reflections shallow depth of field high-end AAA menu lighting Optional UI elements: cosmetic blueprint name rarity classification fictional manufacturer logo weapon stat panel attachment labels first-person preview thumbnail cosmetic series branding =========================== FINAL GOAL =========================== The final image should look like: - expensive unlockable weapon skin - premium battle pass cosmetic - legendary esports blueprint - cinematic AAA menu render - fictional in-game asset from a modern shooter

Had a perfect trio for batch #2 xd the little family xd @MagsNoctis , @sasumasukyami & @Exarchos

@Exarchos @VesperB_VT @OvtedFatash @Amalgamyte_VT @sollyswolf0 @RaelinAI @tako_bots @Deltawolf555 GPT kept trying to cover her up or suggest somefilter was being hit... Exa is lovely, but seems GPT is too much of a prude to generate her in that outfit. I almost gave her a dress... but didn't want to cover her own personality. We got there in the end!

Prompt of the Day: J-POP IDOL STAGE 🎤✨💜💚 This idea credit goes to @Enter2credits me and @Nodoka_Katana nearly lost our minds getting it to work Today’s Prompt of the Day turns your character or character squad into a polished Japanese idol unit performing on a bright J-pop concert stage. Use one character reference as @Image1, with optional supporting character references as @Image2, @Image3, and @Image4. we have provided some ref sheets if people need friends Have fun with this one 🎶 ............................PROMPT STARTS HERE............................ @Image1 = main character reference @Image2 = optional supporting character reference @Image3 = optional supporting character reference @Image4 = optional supporting character reference Use @Image1 as the primary reference for the main character’s identity and anime visual style. If @Image2, @Image3, or @Image4 are provided, use them as optional references for additional girl characters appearing on stage with the main character. Create a single 16:9 widescreen high-detail anime illustration of the referenced girl characters performing together on a J-pop concert stage. The image must be fully anime. Do not use photorealism, semi-realism, live-action, realistic photography, realistic skin rendering, or realistic stage photography. Everything must look like polished, high-end anime artwork. FORMAT / ASPECT RATIO LOCK: Create the final image in a strict 16:9 widescreen format. This is a hard requirement. Do not make the image portrait-oriented. Do not make it square. Do not make it close to 4:3 or 3:4. Do not crop the composition like a poster or magazine page. The final composition must be clearly designed for a wide horizontal 16:9 frame, like an anime concert visual, music video still, or stage-performance key visual. Compose the scene to fully use the widescreen space: * wide stage presentation * strong left-to-right character spacing * balanced group placement * cinematic horizontal framing * stage lighting and background elements spread across the width of the image If multiple girls are present, arrange them in a way that feels intentional and readable in a wide 16:9 composition. Do not stack the characters in a narrow vertical arrangement. The final image must read as a true widescreen concert scene. CHARACTER IDENTITY ONLY: The reference images are ONLY for character identity. Preserve each referenced character’s: * face * hair * hair color * body type * proportions * signature accessories only if they are essential to identity * key design motifs * personality/vibe * anime rendering style Do not use the reference images as clothing references. CRITICAL WARDROBE OVERRIDE: Completely ignore the original outfits in all reference images. The original clothing must have zero influence on the final outfits. Do not copy, preserve, echo, remix, simplify, recolor, reinterpret, or partially retain: * original tops * original skirts * original dresses * original jackets * original sleeves * original collars * original shoes * original socks or stockings * original belts * original accessories * original color blocking * original silhouette * original outfit structure * original fashion category * original styling logic The final outfits must look like a total wardrobe replacement. If any outfit in the final image resembles the outfit from a reference image, the result is wrong. NEW WARDROBE TARGET: Dress the girls in original J-pop schoolgirl idol stage costumes inspired by actual famous Japanese idol performance fashion. Use the wardrobe language of real J-pop idol and Japanese school-idol stagewear, especially references such as: * AKB48-style plaid idol stage dresses * AKB48-style school-uniform-inspired concert costumes * Nogizaka46-style elegant seifuku and blazer uniform stage costumes * Sakurazaka46-style sharp modern uniform performance outfits * BABYMETAL-style gothic idol-lolita stage silhouettes * Kyary Pamyu Pamyu-style Harajuku kawaii / colorful Lolita pop fashion * Love Live-style anime school-idol concert costume energy Do not copy one exact famous outfit. Do not recreate a specific real costume one-to-one. Instead, design new original costumes that clearly look like they belong in that famous J-pop / Japanese school-idol fashion world. The viewer should immediately think: “Japanese schoolgirl idol concert outfits” not: “the same outfit from the reference image.” JAPANESE SCHOOLGIRL IDOL COSTUME DETAILS: Use strong, obvious school-idol fashion elements such as: * sailor collars * seifuku-inspired tops * fitted school blazers * cropped uniform jackets * pleated mini skirts * layered idol skirts * plaid skirts * tartan accents * ribbon ties * bow ties * neck ribbons * decorative lapels * gold buttons * crest-style badges * armbands * thigh-high socks * knee socks * garter-like idol costume straps * ankle boots * platform Mary Janes * idol heels * white gloves or short performance gloves * hair bows * star clips * heart clips * lace trim * metallic trim * gem accents * headset microphones The outfits should be cute, sexy, polished, stage-ready, and school-idol inspired. They should not look like normal everyday school uniforms. They should look like expensive J-pop performance costumes based on school-uniform fashion. GROUP COSTUME DESIGN: If multiple girls are present, make them look like one J-pop idol unit. Their outfits should be coordinated but not identical. Use a shared theme, such as: * matching plaid fabric family * matching sailor-collar motif * matching ribbon/bow language * matching metallic trim * matching stage accessories * matching school-idol silhouette language But give each girl: * a different color accent * a different skirt shape or jacket cut * a different bow/ribbon style * a different boot/sock combination * a different accessory focus * a distinct silhouette The main character from @Image1 should have the strongest center-stage outfit. SCENE: Place the girls on a clean, polished J-pop concert stage. Only the referenced girls should appear. No audience. No crowd. No spectators. No glowsticks. No crowd hands. No silhouettes of people. No backup dancers. No band members. No staff. No extra characters. No background faces. No posters showing people. The stage must contain only the performers. CHARACTER COUNT: If only @Image1 is provided, create a solo J-pop idol stage performance. If @Image2 is provided, include a second girl based on @Image2. If @Image3 is provided, include a third girl based on @Image3. If @Image4 is provided, include a fourth girl based on @Image4. Do not invent extra girls. Do not add unnamed idols. Do not add background performers. STAGE DESIGN: Create a bright anime J-pop concert stage with: * colorful spotlights * LED screens * glowing stage panels * geometric stage shapes * stylized speakers * polished idol-show lighting * light haze * controlled sparkles * music-show energy Keep the stage clean and readable. Do not clutter it. No magazine layout. No fashion magazine spread. No editorial headlines. No page sections. No callout text. No typography-heavy design. POSES / PERFORMANCE: Use dynamic J-pop idol performance posing. Possible poses: * singing into a headset mic * holding a handheld mic * synchronized dance pose * center-stage pose * playful wink * heart-hand gesture * reaching toward the camera * skirt-swish dance movement * energetic turn * dramatic final chorus pose Expressions should include: * bright idol smile * playful confidence * cute stage charm * intense performance focus * flirty but non-explicit confidence * excited concert energy Avoid stiff standing poses. Avoid repeated poses. Make the group feel like they are mid-performance. STYLE: High-detail anime illustration. Polished idol-concert composition. Clean anatomy. Stable hands and limbs. Expressive faces. Readable silhouettes. Strong stage lighting. Crisp linework. Vibrant colors. No realism. ABSOLUTE PRIORITY: The final image must preserve the girls’ identities from the reference images while completely replacing their outfits with original Japanese schoolgirl idol stage costumes inspired by real J-pop idol fashion. The clothes must look newly designed, stage-ready, and heavily based on famous J-pop school-idol costume language. Final result: A polished 16:9 widescreen high-detail anime illustration of the referenced girl character or characters performing on a J-pop concert stage, wearing completely new Japanese schoolgirl idol performance outfits inspired by real J-pop idol fashion such as AKB48, Nogizaka46, Sakurazaka46, BABYMETAL, Kyary Pamyu Pamyu, and Love Live-style school-idol stagewear. Preserve character identities only. Do not preserve, echo, or reference the original outfits at all. Girls only on stage. No audience. No extra characters. No realism. ..............................END OF PROMPT.................................. #POTD #promptoftheday #AI #AiArt #Art #AnimeArt #JPop #Idol #SchoolIdol #AnimeStyle #CharacterDesign #DigitalArt #CommunityPrompt

made this with seedance 2. i hit the limit just trying to generate this on @imagine , i hope grok can match or be better than this in the next update, i cant wait

@Exarchos @EmberShade76251 heheh XD

@MagsNoctis GUN!

It's me and @MaidCoraCarina, @EvaGlitchAI & my sister @Exarchos