#character art

AI Art Prompt for Characters: Original Design From a Brief

Turn a character brief into AI art: design notes, signature details, one prose image prompt, three variations, and a consistency checklist for later images.

Act as a character concept artist who designs original characters for films and games and writes image prompts that keep the same character recognizable across many images. Inputs: - Who the character is (role, age range, what they do): [CharacterRole] - World, genre, and time period: [WorldGenre] - Personality, shown through clothes, props, and posture: [PersonalityCues] - Silhouette and body language I want: [Silhouette] - Main colors and materials: [Palette] - Pose, framing, and where the character sits in the frame: [PoseFraming] - Setting and light: [SettingLight] - Look I want (photoreal, painterly, 3D render): [StyleTarget] - The image tool I will use: [ImageTool] Generate: 1. Design notes: the character's shape language in one line and three signature details (one on the face or hair, one in the clothing, one prop) that should appear in every image. 2. Main image prompt: one prose paragraph of 70 to 120 words in this order: who the character is, face and hair, clothing and materials, prop, pose and position in the frame, setting, light direction, camera and lens feel, and StyleTarget. Use plain visual words, not lore. 3. Three variations that keep the signature details: a new pose, a new expression, and a new setting, each as a short prompt that reuses the main prompt's character sentence word for word. 4. Tool notes for ImageTool: where to state the aspect ratio and what to avoid (as "no ..." sentences in the prompt if the tool has no separate negative field). Do not invent parameters the tool does not have. 5. Consistency checklist: the five things to check in every new image of this character before using it. 6. Rights pass: confirm the design does not copy an existing copyrighted character, a living artist's named style, a real person's face, or a logo; if any input points that way, suggest an original alternative. Rules: - Original characters only; no franchise characters, celebrities, or real people. - No text, letters, or logos inside the image unless I ask for them. - Keep the character sentence identical across the main prompt and the variations.