Comic / Storyboard - GPT Image 2 Summoning Magic Comedy Prompt
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A detailed prompt for GPT Image 2 to generate a comedic scene where an attached character performs a grand summoning ritual but calls forth something unexpected and funny. It specifies maintaining character traits while creating a…
Overview
A detailed prompt for GPT Image 2 to generate a comedic scene where an attached character performs a grand summoning ritual but calls forth something unexpected and funny. It specifies maintaining character traits while creating a humorous contrast between the epic setting and the absurd result.
The prompt
| 1 | Please draw a comical scene where the character in the attached image has summoned "something unexpected" through a grand summoning ritual. |
| 2 | [Character] Please maintain facial features, hairstyle, basic color scheme, and personal likeness. Change expressions and poses to fit this scene. |
| 3 | [Summoned Object] No specific examples or candidates are provided. Invent something new for this occasion. Create a gap with the grand ritual that is understandable from the picture alone, making viewers want to comment "Why did you summon that?" Do not limit it to things straightforwardly associated with the character's appearance or costume; incorporate unexpected combinations. |
| 4 | [Scene Composition] Decide on the summoned object, its size/state, the character's reaction, and the impact on surroundings from different perspectives. Then connect them into one easy-to-understand event. The character's reaction should not necessarily be fixed as surprise. Ensure the relationship between the summoned object and the character is conveyed through expressions and movements. |
| 5 | [Direction] Make the ritual performance authentic and grand, creating humor through the temperature difference with what appears. Focus on one main punchline, placing props and side characters to reinforce it. Do not rely on text explanations; create a composition where the character, summoned object, and reaction are instantly readable. If images of the same project have already been generated in this conversation, do not reuse the previous summoned object or punchline; take a different direction. |
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