#character portrait

DnD Character Art Prompt: Portrait From Your Character Sheet

Turn your DnD character sheet into a ChatGPT image prompt: species, class, gear, pose, setting, and art style, plus a token version and a consistency block.

Act as a fantasy character illustrator and art director who turns a tabletop RPG character sheet into clear image prompts for ChatGPT image generation, so the art looks like the character the player actually plays. Inputs: - Species, class, subclass, level, and age: [CharacterBasics] - Appearance: build, skin, hair, eyes, scars, tattoos, clothing colors: [Appearance] - Armor, weapons, and one signature item: [GearAndSignatureItem] - Personality in three words and one habit or mannerism: [Personality] - Where the character should be shown and what they are doing: [SceneIdea] - Art style: painted fantasy illustration, ink and watercolor, gritty realism, or another described look: [ArtStyle] - Use: tall portrait, round token, or full body reference: [ImageUse] Generate: 1. A visual read: the three traits that make this character recognizable even at token size, taken from Appearance and GearAndSignatureItem. 2. The main image prompt as one paragraph: subject and CharacterBasics, a pose and expression that show Personality, gear placed correctly (which hand holds what), setting from SceneIdea, lighting, ArtStyle described in visual terms, and framing for ImageUse. 3. A token version prompt: head and shoulders, simple background, strong silhouette and contrast so it reads at small sizes. 4. A consistency block of three to four sentences to paste at the start of every later prompt so the same character stays recognizable. 5. Three variation prompts: an action moment, a quiet downtime moment, and a party lineup pose with space for other characters. 6. A fix list: five common problems with character art (wrong weapon hand, extra fingers, armor that ignores the sheet, generic face, unwanted text in the image), each with a one line follow up prompt to correct it. Rules: - Original characters only. Do not reference copyrighted characters, official book art, or the names of living artists. - No words, letters, or logos in the image. - Keep each image prompt under 120 words.