Visual subject
Name the subject and the details that distinguish it, with one clear focal point for the composition.
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Choose an image model and turn a visual brief into a still composition. Set the aspect ratio and output options, then refine subject, material and light.

A cobalt ceramic teapot beside one pear on an ivory table, side window light and generous negative space.
Use the visual brief to settle the main subject, layout and lighting before adding decoration. Model options can differ, so choose among the controls offered by the selected workflow and compare the resulting image at its actual size.

Name the subject and the details that distinguish it, with one clear focal point for the composition.
State where the subject sits in the frame and where negative space is needed for a title or later crop.
Describe a light source and material response together, such as soft window light on glazed ceramic.
Write a visual brief with a subject, layout, material and light.
Check the selected model or tool, its offered output controls and current credit estimate. Submit only when the required service is available.
Compare the result with the source or brief at the intended display size, then inspect small details before saving the selected image.
Identify the object or character that should carry the image, then keep secondary details from competing with it.

Describe subject placement, scale and negative space before adding decorative style terms.

Give the surface a recognizable finish and a light source that explains its highlights and shadows.

Switch to an available reference-editing workflow when an existing image should guide the result.

Check composition, lettering and small repeated details at the size where the image will appear.

Newly generated illustrations show possible art direction. Adapt the original briefs for your own inputs and compare the result.

A cobalt ceramic teapot beside one pear on an ivory table, side window light and generous negative space.

A cobalt ceramic teapot beside one pear on an ivory table, side window light and generous negative space. Keep the composition simple and show the subject clearly.

A cobalt ceramic teapot beside one pear on an ivory table, side window light and generous negative space. Use restrained lighting and review fine details at the final viewing size.
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Choose an image model and turn a visual brief into a still composition. Set the aspect ratio and output options, then refine subject, material and light.