
Claymation
Rebuilds the scene as handmade modeling-clay stop motion.
29 prompt shortcuts in the Art & illustration family, each with a real example image.

Rebuilds the scene as handmade modeling-clay stop motion.

Assembles the scene from layers of cut paper with cast shadows.

Reduces your subject to sharp, simple geometric shapes.
Redraws the image as pixelated graphics on a limited color palette.

Recreates the image as a linoleum block carving printed in ink.

Paints your subject in watercolor on textured paper.

Sculpts a soft 3D illustration with a matte clay finish.

Ages the image with faded color and a printed texture.

Borrows the visual language of an earlier era.

Redraws your subject as a loose pencil or ink sketch.

Redraws the image with loose, uneven lines so it looks sketched by hand.

Lays your idea or scene out as a comic strip of several panels.

Turns your subject into a colorful cartoon character or scene.

Reduces the artwork to clean shapes, flat color, and one consistent line weight.

Strips the design back to a few elements and plenty of open space.

Flattens the graphic into solid color with no depth or complex shading.

Combines cutouts, photos, shapes, and textures into one composition.

Stages your subject as a manga cover with dramatic composition and Japanese comic styling.

Inks the scene like a comic book page, with heavy outlines.

Dresses the image in vaporwave neon, retro elements, and an 80s and 90s mood.

Rebuilds the whole scene as if every part were made of Lego bricks.

Spells the picture out in text characters, ASCII art style.

Folds every element into paper, origami style.

Assembles the scene from layers of cut paper.

Recreates the image as a colored stained glass window.

Paints the image in traditional oils, with visible brush strokes and paint texture.

Renders your subject in charcoal, with high contrast and a hand-worked texture.

Sketches the image in pencil, keeping the linework and the shading.

Draws your subject in black ink.
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