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@FlayFullstar Updated Reference Sheets

You too can have your very own "on you feet" moment!! Tried it with like 6 or 7 different reference sheets I've twok'd n they all worked fine, Eustaces was especially bad ass... prompt starts. Use @image1 as the primary visual authority for the character’s identity. Create an extreme, museum-grade fine-art image of the character from @image1, conceptually themed around “getting back up,” but do not render any text, caption, title, typography, or poster lettering anywhere in the image. This should be a highly emotional, near-monochrome, painterly statement piece. It must not feel like a normal illustration or a clean action scene. It should feel like a psychological impact image — part memory, part command, part survival. Prioritize emotional truth, symbolic force, and painterly intensity over literal realism. Show the character low in the foreground in the act of forcing themself back up from the ground. Use a tight, intimate, compressed composition. A planted hand, bent leg or knee, rising torso, shoulders, and face should dominate the image. The pose must clearly read as “getting up,” not crawling or lunging forward. If the character has a signature object, tool, staff, weapon, or item, it may be used as a brace or support, but do not force the full object into frame. Preserve the character’s unmistakable identity from @image1. Match the face, hairstyle or head shape, expression style, species traits, body type, outfit motifs, accessories, silhouette, and overall vibe. Keep the character clearly recognisable, even if parts of the image dissolve into abstraction. The emotional center is the face. Show exhaustion, pain, anger, strain, and refusal all at once. The character should look like they nearly stayed down and are forcing themself back up anyway. Avoid heroic posing, cool stoicism, or triumphant action energy. This should feel personal, raw, and necessary. Use a highly stylized fine-art approach with abstract expressionism and painterly impressionism: broad broken brushstrokes, charcoal haze, scraped paint texture, ink wash, fractured edges, and emotional distortion. Let large parts of the image dissolve into texture and atmosphere rather than literal detail. Keep the palette almost entirely desaturated. Use black, charcoal, ash grey, dirty white, and muted tones derived from the character’s original palette. Use the character’s key signature colour only in a few vivid accents — especially the eyes, powers, glow effects, or defining accessories — so those accents strike hard. If the character has a close ally, companion, or symbolic presence, it may appear as a partially abstracted supportive shadow or force behind them, clearly reading as ally rather than threat. Do not over-explain the setting. Suggest pressure, damage, atmosphere, and emotional collapse through abstract debris, haze, broken forms, and compressed space rather than a detailed environment. If a planted hand is visible, preserve correct anatomy for the character’s species. Avoid malformed or extra digits. Lighting should be sparse, severe, and painterly, with selective illumination on the face, hand, and key colour accents while the rest recedes into darkness and abstraction. The final image should feel less like a scene and more like an emotional command made visible. It should communicate that the character was hit as hard as possible, and is getting back up anyway.

CLUB TARTARUS is a dark dubstep tribute to the neon-noir home built by My Boo Mags Noctis, the place that brought us in and gave so many creators, outcasts, and Synrs somewhere to belong. Made with as many Prompt of the Day entries as I could fit. E-Va 💜💚 CLUB TARTARUS youtu.be/NhuAlyv8-Ac?si… via @YouTube

Made a disgaea style chibi of myself if y'all want him. (disgaea chibis are the superior chibi)

more wonderful people :D

good morning! Time for some more sketches!

Thank you to the 500+ who have me on follow! Never would've thought I'd hit this small milestone =) here to another 500! as 1k is the next stop from here! =D In celebration for this! Noriko has decided to do a small cosplay of her own =) She'll be cosplaying as the busty but fun, Leafa! expect more appearences from her soon for the month of June =)

Were almost there!!!! Lets goooo

Gemini almost screwed up the left arm but still looks good enough!

ChatGPTで 『オタク王決定戦!!』 が生成できるプロンプトを作ってみました‼️🌟 キャラのイラストを添付するだけの簡単なプロンプトとなっております!!✨️ プロンプトはリプに置いておきますぞ!!🔥 好き放題に改良もしてOKです🙆 #プロンプト #オタク王決定戦

600 Followers for this silly Baphomet... what a ride~ thanks for all the support. Tartarus would not be what it is without you, dear Synrs~ #ClubTartarus #OurHellOurHome

@arkd3v @ShirogamiGai @ItsMidnightKei @Wolfie1775 Mars the Autobot

🤖 TRANSFORMERS CHARACTER GENERATOR 🤖 Prompt by @Arkd3v If you use this prompt, feel free to tag: @Arkd3v #Transformers #TransformersArt #TransformersFanArt #Cybertron #Autobots #Decepticons #Mecha #RobotDesign #CharacterDesign #AIArt ──────────────────── (PROMPT STARTS BELOW) ──────────────────── Variables: @Image1 = Required Character Reference [Character Name] = [Alt Form] = [Faction] = [Weapons] = ──────────────────── AUTO-DETERMINE RULES If any variable is left blank, determine it automatically from the source character. The selected values should feel like the most natural Transformers interpretation of the character. Do not choose randomly. Analyze the character’s personality, visual design, abilities, themes, and overall identity before making selections. ──────────────────── [Character Name] If blank: • Use the character’s canonical name if known. • If no name is known, create a fitting Cybertronian name inspired by the character’s identity and motifs. The name should sound like an official Transformers character. ──────────────────── [Alt Form] If blank: Analyze: • personality • abilities • silhouette • color language • motifs • combat style • narrative role Select the alt mode that best reflects the character. The alt mode should feel like a natural extension of the character. ──────────────────── ALT MODE SELECTION LOGIC Fast or Agile Characters • sports car • hypercar • interceptor • motorcycle • jet Protective Characters • truck • rescue vehicle • armored transport • support aircraft Stealthy Characters • stealth aircraft • panther • raven • owl • reconnaissance vehicle Intellectual Characters • science vessel • survey vehicle • drone carrier • owl • reconnaissance aircraft Aggressive Characters • tank • gunship • tyrannosaurus • rhinoceros • heavy assault vehicle Mystical or Cosmic Characters • Cybertronian starfighter • dimensional craft • energon beast • experimental Cybertronian vehicle Animalistic Characters Choose the animal or creature most closely associated with the character. ──────────────────── [Faction] If blank: Determine which of the two primary factions best fits the character. Autobot: • heroic • protective • compassionate • honorable • optimistic • self-sacrificing Decepticon: • ruthless • ambitious • domineering • manipulative • destructive • power-seeking Every character must belong to either: • Autobot • Decepticon Display the faction insignia naturally integrated into the design. ──────────────────── [Weapons] If blank: Generate authentic Transformers weapons appropriate to the character. Examples: • Energon Blasters • Fusion Cannons • Plasma Rifles • Shock Whips • Missile Pods • Energon Swords • Battle Axes • Rail Cannons • Sonic Emitters • Cryo Projectors • Thermo-Energon Weapons Weapons should feel like official Transformers equipment. ──────────────────── REFERENCE RULES Use @Image1 as the ONLY character identity reference. Analyze the source character before designing. Identify: • primary visual motifs • dominant personality traits • silhouette-defining features • color language • signature abilities The final Transformer must feel like a native Cybertronian interpretation of the character. Preserve: • personality • color palette • silhouette language • iconic motifs • recognizable design themes Do NOT copy organic anatomy. Do NOT create a human wearing robot armor. Do NOT create a cyborg version of the character. Create a true Transformer first. ──────────────────── CHARACTER ANALYSIS PHASE Before creating the Transformer: Identify: • personality archetype • visual motifs • color language • silhouette traits • combat style • signature abilities Determine: • faction • alt mode • weapon systems • combat style Convert all identified traits into authentic Transformers design language. The final Transformer should feel as though the character has always existed within the Transformers universe. ──────────────────── DESIGN PHILOSOPHY Use a hybrid design philosophy inspired by: • Generation 1 • Transformers Animated • Transformers Prime • War For Cybertron • Studio Series Prioritize: • strong silhouette readability • bold recognizable forms • clean mechanical construction • clear visual identity • believable transformation design Avoid: • Bayverse complexity • excessive greebling • tangled mechanical clutter • visual noise • overdesigned machinery The character should remain recognizable from silhouette alone. ──────────────────── CYBERTRONIAN FACIAL DESIGN The face must be fully robotic. No human skin. No organic facial anatomy. Identity should be conveyed through: • optics shape • visor design • helmet silhouette • facial plating • crest structures • expression language The face must resemble an official Transformer. ──────────────────── MOTIF CONVERSION Translate character traits into Transformer engineering. Hair → • helmet crests • fins • antennae • armor silhouette Accessories → • shoulder structures • wing assemblies • sensor arrays • backpack engineering Clothing → • armor placement • panel layout • transformation components Symbols → • insignias • energon markings • mechanical emblems Nothing should appear as fabric. Everything must appear mechanically integrated. ──────────────────── SPECIAL ABILITY CONVERSION Convert character powers into Cybertronian systems. Examples: Fire → Thermo-Energon Systems Ice → Cryo-Energon Projectors Teleportation → Spacebridge Blink Drive Healing → Nanite Repair Matrix Music → Sonic Resonance Emitters Magic → Advanced Cybertronian Energy Manipulation Electricity → Energon Arc Projectors Gravity → Singularity Manipulation Systems Light → Photon Energon Emitters Abilities should feel native to Transformers lore. ──────────────────── TRANSFORMATION ENGINEERING The robot mode and alt mode must clearly belong to the same Transformer. Major visual elements should visibly connect the two forms. Examples: Vehicle wings may appear on the robot’s back. Vehicle cockpit may become the chest. Vehicle wheels may appear on the legs or shoulders. Beast heads may integrate into the torso or shoulders. Transformation should feel believable and visually coherent. Avoid designs that appear unrelated between forms. Prioritize strong visual storytelling over strict mechanical realism. ──────────────────── ALT MODE RULES If an exact alt mode is specified: The Transformer MUST transform into that exact vehicle, beast, machine, or creature. No substitutions. If a broad category is specified: Select the subtype that best matches the character’s identity. ──────────────────── BEAST MODE RULES All beasts are mechanical. Include: • armor plating • energon systems • robotic musculature • cybernetic joints The beast must remain immediately recognizable. ──────────────────── CYBERTRONIAN ALT MODE RULES When appropriate for the character, create a Cybertronian interpretation of the chosen alt mode. Examples: • Cybertronian Hover Car • Cybertronian Starfighter • Cybertronian Energon Wolf • Cybertronian Assault Walker • Cybertronian Exploration Craft Maintain the purpose and recognizable silhouette of the chosen alt mode. ──────────────────── VISUAL READABILITY RULE The Transformer should remain recognizable from silhouette alone. Strong silhouette is mandatory. The source character’s visual identity should remain visible even without color. ──────────────────── FINAL IMAGE Show: • Hero Robot Mode • Alt Mode Display both forms in the same image. Robot mode should be the primary focus. Alt mode should be fully visible and clearly identifiable. Both forms must clearly be the same Transformer. The design should resemble official Transformers character concept art, promotional artwork, or character guide illustrations. Cinematic presentation. Highly detailed mechanical rendering. Strong silhouette readability. Authentic Cybertronian design language. Franchise-quality artwork. Masterpiece quality. Highly detailed. Aspect Ratio: 16:9

It looks like Reckless Ben is being forcibly silenced by Bricks and Minifigs. He will no longer be able to post his Part 3 of his investigation into Bricks and Minifigs. This was just posted to his channel approx. 30 minutes ago in which he says that an unnamed corporation (we know who) filed a court order (injunction?) to have him arrested and lose his lawsuit if he even talks about the case against Bricks and Minifigs or mentions their name. There's so much corruption happening here but I will let Ben address it himself: youtube.com/watch?v=sISjfd…

@Novie_VT Mars the Samurai again, and has long hair? :O

Inspired by Takehiko Inoue's artstyle. Prompt below if you wanna give it a try.

Félicitations à @Nodoka_Katana , for the 500 followers! Cheers to you but careful with the drink! ^^

I just noticed that we've hit 100 followers, thank you all. 💜

@Sinister_maker @Le_Tavernicole @image This looks good!

Ok so new prompt for today. Now that I know I can. This is a prompt that is a mix of myself and @Le_Tavernicole. His was the foundation so much credit to him. Living statue prompt starts now : Use @image as the sole character reference. Examine the character’s defining traits—visual design, personality, mythology, symbolism, strengths, flaws, emotional themes, profession, and role. Reinterpret these traits into a fantastical guardian entity rather than a larger version of the character. The guardian should feel like a symbolic manifestation of the character’s essence, not simply a creature that resembles them. Encourage originality and abstraction. The guardian may take the form of a celestial beast, living constellation, architectural deity, spectral phenomenon, impossible origami construct, biomechanical spirit, dream entity, cosmic familiar, living ecosystem, or something entirely unique. Prioritize symbolism over literal anatomy. The guardian’s design should emerge from the character’s identity rather than their appearance. Let it feel ancient, mythological, intelligent, and deeply connected to the character’s inner nature. Avoid creating: A giant version of the character A simple spirit animal Generic dragons, wolves, or phoenixes Random visual clutter Instead, focus on a powerful silhouette, memorable shapes, and meaningful symbolic details. Use bold, dreamlike lighting with vibrant glows, surreal contrasts, celestial colors, spectral illumination, and impossible atmospheric effects. Position the character dynamically beside, atop, within, summoning, controlling, or interacting with the guardian. The final scene should feel epic, symbolic, surreal, and unexpected. GUARDIAN SCULPTURE TRANSFORMATION Transform the guardian into an extraordinary museum-quality sculptural masterpiece. Do not simply sculpt the character. Instead, create a monumental fine-art sculpture of the guardian itself while preserving the character as a recognizable presence within the composition. The character may stand upon the sculpture, emerge from its chest, walk along its shoulders, sit upon its crown, or interact with it in a meaningful way. The sculpture should appear crafted from premium marble, obsidian, black crystal, polished stone, ancient bronze, celestial metal, or other luxurious fine-art materials. Museum exhibition quality. Ultra-detailed craftsmanship. Intricate carved details. Hyper-realistic sculpting textures. Master-level material rendering. Combination of polished and matte surfaces. Exceptional depth and dimensionality. Beautifully sculpted architectural forms, symbolic ornaments, celestial structures, feathers, wings, halos, geometric forms, and mythological motifs derived from the character’s identity. The sculpture should feel ancient, sacred, and worthy of a world-class museum exhibition. CHARACTER PRESERVATION Preserve the character’s recognizable facial features, hairstyle, expression, signature colors, accessories, silhouette, and visual identity. The character must remain instantly recognizable as the individual shown in @image. Do not redesign the character into someone else. PHOTOGRAPHY Professional museum photography. Shallow depth of field. Sharp focus on facial features and sculptural details. World-class gallery presentation. Luxury exhibition environment. LIGHTING Strong side lighting to emphasize sculptural depth. High-end museum illumination. Soft gallery lighting. Elegant highlights and shadows. Subtle atmospheric particles. Beautiful material reflections. Dramatic contrast that showcases carving detail and craftsmanship. QUALITY Ultra-detailed. Masterpiece quality. Photorealistic museum photography. HDR rendering. 4K quality. Fine-art exhibition photograph. 9:16 composition.

BLACKLIGHT FLUORESCENT ROSE CYBERFLORAL PORTRAIT. Works best with single character images. It will somewhat function with couples images, but larger groups may be weird. -----------------Prompt Below------------------------- Use `@CharacterReference` as the absolute identity source. Preserve the character’s face, hairstyle, eye color, body type, proportions, clothing/armor design, species traits, ears, horns, wings, tails, cybernetic anatomy, mechanical parts, accessories, and recognizable personality exactly. Do **not** redesign, simplify, humanize, organicize, or reinterpret the character. The final image must immediately read as the same character from `@CharacterReference`. ## BODY / APPENDAGE INTEGRITY LOCK Preserve all original body construction exactly. If the character has android, cyborg, robotic, synthetic, armored, prosthetic, mechanical, or non-human body parts, keep them visibly intact. Do **not** turn mechanical or synthetic parts into human flesh. Do **not** replace robotic limbs, hands, fingers, torso sections, joints, feet, neck parts, armor plates, facial plates, exposed cybernetics, LEDs, seams, vents, sockets, cables, transparent panels, energy cores, or mechanical details with skin or soft anatomy. Mechanical anatomy must remain mechanical. Synthetic surfaces must remain synthetic. Armor must remain armor. Robotic fingers must remain segmented robotic fingers. If the character has **wings, tails, multiple tails, mechanical wings, feathered wings, energy wings, cybernetic tails, fur tails, armored tails, horns, ears, antennae, fins, or other appendages**, preserve them exactly. Do **not** remove, crop away, hide, shorten, fuse, replace, or abstract wings or tails. Do **not** turn wings into vague light shapes or background decoration. Do **not** turn tails into hair, ribbons, smoke, fabric, or decorative flourishes. Wings and tails must remain correctly attached, structurally believable, and faithful to the reference. If partially out of frame, they must still read as present and connected. ## POSE & COMPOSITION Create an intimate close-up portrait. The character is seated with knees drawn toward the chest. One arm rests around or against the raised legs. The opposite hand rests gently on the head, fingers partly tangled in the hair. The character leans slightly forward, head tilted downward and to one side. Camera angle: slightly above eye level, subtle downward perspective. Framing: tight from upper thighs to head, emphasizing the face, glowing floral markings, preserved body structure, and non-human/cybernetic anatomy. If wings or tails are present, integrate them naturally into the pose. Wings may fold, drape, arch, or frame the silhouette. Tails may curl, wrap, rest, or trail naturally. They must never disappear. Mood: quiet melancholy, exhaustion mixed with resilience, introspective solitude, ethereal elegance, fragile beauty hiding inner strength. ## FACIAL EXPRESSION Use a subtle emotionally restrained expression: * half-lidded glowing eyes * soft unfocused gaze toward the viewer * slightly parted lips * sadness, serenity, longing, and acceptance * no exaggerated anime expression Preserve all facial features and any cybernetic, synthetic, non-human, or mechanical facial details. Do not make the face more human than the reference. ## DARK BLACKLIGHT LIGHTING Use a **dark, low-key, blacklight-inspired cinematic scene**. The environment should feel shadow-heavy, isolated, and dim. Push the background into deep blacks, charcoal tones, and minimal detail. The character should feel located in a darker place, not a bright room or evenly exposed setting. Lighting rules: * strong ultraviolet nightclub / blacklight aesthetic * deep shadows and restrained ambient fill * very limited base illumination * fluorescent roses and vines are among the brightest elements * soft rim light outlining hair, silhouette, wings, tails, armor, and body structure * glowing floral markings cast colored light onto nearby surfaces * shadows remain rich and substantial * avoid over-brightening the full scene * background must not compete with the floral glow Mood keywords: cyberpunk dreamscape, nocturnal elegance, neon melancholy, shadow-soaked solitude, bioluminescent beauty, dark emotional stillness. ## FLUORESCENT ROSE VINE EFFECT Apply intricate fluorescent botanical markings across: * arms * hands * shoulders * legs * neck * cheeks * temples * around the eyes The markings should look like glowing rose vines, blooming roses, curling tendrils, delicate leaves, luminous botanical circuitry, enchanted veins, and UV-reactive body art. The vines must follow the character’s actual body contours and material surfaces. For organic surfaces, the glow may appear semi-translucent beneath the skin. For android, cybernetic, robotic, armored, or synthetic surfaces, the glow must integrate into: * armor panels * mechanical seams * transparent casing * etched circuitry * glowing panel lines * robotic fingers * synthetic skin surfaces * cybernetic limb plating * exposed metal or synthetic materials The floral pattern must decorate the existing design, not replace it. If wings are present, vines may travel across wing roots, feathers, membranes, frame elements, or mechanical wing surfaces without obscuring their structure. If tails are present, vines may wrap along fur flow, plating, segments, seams, or contours while preserving the tail’s original material and anatomy. Wings and tails must be decorated, not replaced. ## FLUORESCENT COLOR CONTRAST Choose two floral glow colors that strongly contrast the character’s dominant lighting palette. Use this guide: * Blue/Cyan lighting → Hot Magenta, Electric Pink, Violet Rose * Purple/Magenta lighting → Acid Green, Neon Lime, Emerald Fluorescent * Red/Crimson lighting → Cyan, Electric Aqua, Ice Blue * Green/Emerald lighting → Ultraviolet Purple, Fuchsia, Neon Pink * Orange/Gold lighting → Electric Blue, Violet, Cyan * Monochrome/Dark lighting → Neon Pink + Toxic Green The floral markings should appear intensely fluorescent under UV blacklight, with soft bloom, colored bounce light, and strong separation from the dark surroundings. Fluorescent lighting may tint materials, but must not change what those materials are. ## MATERIAL ACCURACY Maintain distinct materials: * skin remains skin * synthetic skin remains synthetic * metal remains metal * armor remains armor * glass remains glass * transparent panels remain transparent * wires and cables remain visible * mechanical joints remain mechanical * robotic hands and feet remain robotic * clothing remains clothing * fur remains fur * wings remain wings * tails remain tails * feathers remain feathers * membranes remain membranes * synthetic wing structures remain synthetic * armored or mechanical tails remain armored or mechanical Body structure must remain coherent. No missing limbs, merged limbs, extra fingers, fused joints, broken hands, disconnected armor, or inconsistent cybernetic construction. ## STYLE Masterpiece-quality cinematic illustration. Ultra-detailed polished digital painting. Dramatic blacklight lighting, deep shadows, luminous bloom, rich color depth, intricate rose-vine filigree, sharp focus on eyes and glowing markings, premium concept art quality, emotionally intimate, visually striking, clean hard-surface detail, precise body construction, no accidental humanization of robotic parts. ## NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS Avoid: * robotic limbs turning into flesh * android hands becoming human hands * mechanical fingers becoming soft fingers * armor plates becoming skin * synthetic torso becoming organic torso * exposed cybernetics disappearing * seams, LEDs, vents, sockets, cables, cores, or joints being erased * wings disappearing * tails disappearing * missing wings * missing tails * extra wings * extra tails * wings becoming abstract light effects only * tails becoming hair, smoke, ribbons, cloth, or decorative shapes * wing anatomy being simplified beyond recognition * tail anatomy being simplified beyond recognition * tails, ears, horns, wings, or species traits being changed * melted joints * fused limbs * broken hands * missing fingers * extra fingers * inconsistent proportions * floral patterns hiding character-defining details * clothing replacing mechanical body parts unless shown that way in the reference * overly bright scene lighting * washed-out shadows * background brightness competing with the fluorescent vines * weak blacklight contrast ## FINAL ARTISTIC GOAL Create the feeling of: > **A solitary soul illuminated by living fluorescent roses beneath ultraviolet light — beautiful, fragile, quietly powerful, and surrounded by darkness.** The image should balance vulnerability and strength, cyberpunk intensity and elegance, darkness and vibrant life, melancholy and hope, organic floral beauty and preserved mechanical body integrity. The surrounding darkness must make the fluorescent roses and vines stand out vividly. The character must remain the same character from `@CharacterReference`, with all android, cybernetic, synthetic, mechanical, armored, winged, tailed, and non-human features preserved exactly. ----------------------END-------------------------------