8 GPT Image 2 Design Prompts for Real-World Work

Create one coherent visual worldbuilding board for an original
solar-powered desert civilization called Aurelia Dunes.

Deliverable and layout:
Landscape 3:2 presentation board on warm off-white paper. Use a precise
editorial grid. Make a wide environment view of a solar city carved
into sandstone mesas the largest panel.

Supporting views:
Add smaller aligned panels showing one architect, layered heat-resistant
clothing, a three-wheeled solar courier vehicle, a water-harvesting tower,
a topographic route map, material swatches and a sun-energy symbol.

Visual system:
Cinematic realistic concept art mixed with architectural presentation
drawing. Sandstone, sun-bleached linen, oxidized copper, muted
photovoltaic blue and charcoal. Hard desert daylight softened by dust.
Every panel must clearly belong to the same inhabited civilization.

Constraints:
Original characters and technology. No readable text, logos, trademarks,
watermarks, military styling, famous-film references or generic neon sci-fi.

Create a square museum-quality technical infographic of an original
autonomous agricultural rover named FIELD NODE 01.

Deliverable and layout:
Warm-white exhibit-board background. Center one large rover in a
45-degree isometric view, slightly exploded along clear axes. Keep the
whole machine visible with balanced white space. Add one small
cross-section and a few dimension lines.

Required components:
Battery pack, drive motors, compute module, cooling loop, soil-sensor
array, seed cartridge and camera mast.

Visual system:
Precise black technical-pen linework with selective photoreal material
rendering. Use red arrows only for power, blue for data, orange for
cooling and green for sensors.

Text, exactly as written:
"FIELD NODE 01", "POWER", "DATA", "COOLING", "SENSORS".

Constraints:
Readable typography. Routes only need to form a clear, internally
consistent concept diagram; do not present them as buildable engineering.
No other readable text, logos, trademarks, watermarks, weapons, military
styling, random numerals or dense micro-labels.

Use only a product photograph you own or are authorized to use, and treat
it as the sole brand reference.
Create a clean 16:9 brand-system audit board for a direct-to-consumer
product presentation.

Keep unchanged:
Follow the reference closely for product shape, label wording, brand-mark
structure and existing colors. Do not repair, restyle or replace them.
Every item must be checked manually; do not promise pixel-level fidelity.

Board structure:
1. A large cutout of the original product.
2. An "OBSERVED" column with sampled color swatches, type traits,
   packaging materials and recurring graphic shapes.
3. A "PROPOSED" column with one headline/body type direction, spacing
   rules, background treatments and three photography setups.
4. Three small applications: product-page hero, square social ad and
   shipping insert.

Style:
Modern editorial grid, generous white space, realistic material samples,
clear visual hierarchy and restrained annotation.

Constraints:
Do not invent claims, ingredients, certifications, prices or customer
quotes. Do not introduce third-party marks. Use short, readable labels only.

Create a vertical 2:3 advertising storyboard for an original unbranded
glass fragrance bottle filled with pale violet liquid.

Layout:
Three columns by four rows, 12 equal cinematic frames on a warm-white
paper background. Put the frame number and a short shot label beneath
each image, never inside it.

Continuity:
Use the same original adult model, ivory robe, room, bottle shape,
violet liquid and cool morning light in every relevant frame.

Shot order:
1 curtain silhouette; 2 seated breath; 3 bottle on table;
4 hand reaches for bottle; 5 cap removed; 6 mist in side light;
7 wrist application; 8 eyes closed; 9 fabric moving by the window;
10 bottle on pale stone; 11 model and bottle together;
12 clean hero product frame.

Visual system:
Quiet editorial fragrance photography, pale gray-violet palette, soft
window diffusion, glass highlights, restrained negative space.

Constraints:
No brand name, logo, trademark, watermark, duplicated limbs, changing
bottle geometry or unrelated props. Keep labels short and correctly ordered.

Create one original vertical 2:3 children's picture-book page titled
"MILO AND THE MOON SEED".

Story and layout:
Four clearly separated panels with rounded irregular borders, read from
top left to bottom right. Warm cream paper with natural grain. Show the
same small gray rabbit Milo finding a glowing seed, planting it, waiting
through light rain and smiling beside a moonlike sprout.

Style:
Soft gouache, colored pencil and crayon texture; loose natural sketch
lines; warm and safe for ages 4–7. Original illustration, not an
imitation of an existing illustrator.

Text, in this exact order:
Title: "MILO AND THE MOON SEED"
"Milo found a seed that shimmered."
"He tucked it into the earth."
"He waited, even when rain came."
"At last, a little moon rose."

Continuity:
Keep Milo's gray fur, rust-orange scarf, round ears, face and proportions
consistent in every panel.

Constraints:
Each sentence appears once. No other text, logos, trademarks, watermarks,
famous characters, glossy 3D rendering or frightening imagery.

Create a 4-by-4 grid of 16 original chat stickers featuring the same
sleepy turnip character.

Character lock:
Off-white turnip body, three uneven green leaves, two dot eyes, one
crooked mouth and tiny stick arms. Keep these features in every cell.

Deliberately rough drawing system:
Mouse-drawn paint-program look, shaky black outlines, slightly wrong
proportions, flat bucket-fill colors, occasional gaps at corners and
uneven handwritten lettering. Repeat the same kinds of mistakes across
the whole set.

Expressions and text:
"OK", "NOPE", "LATER", "HELP", "NICE", "WHY", "BUSY", "DONE",
plus eight wordless reactions: cheering, hiding, staring, sleeping,
running, crying, dancing and face-down exhaustion.

Layout and constraints:
One centered sticker per cell with generous padding. Keep all 16 cells
independent and readable. No famous characters, logos, trademarks,
watermarks, polished vector lines or extra text.

Create a square photorealistic product advertisement for one original
unbranded facial-mist bottle.

Subject and arrangement:
Place a frosted pale-amber glass bottle upright in the center on a warm
beige seamless surface. The label is blank. Arrange three sliced yuzu,
two whole yuzu and a few green leaves in a loose crescent behind and
beside the bottle, never covering its silhouette.

Motion and surface detail:
One controlled arc of clear water passes behind the bottle and breaks
into a few suspended droplets near the shoulder. Add fine condensation
to the glass and fresh moisture only on the fruit flesh.

Lighting and camera:
Soft directional morning light from upper left, realistic crisp shadow,
100mm macro look, moderate depth of field, bottle and front fruit sharp.

Constraints:
No text, logo, trademark, watermark, floating bottle, extra packaging,
milky liquid, excessive splash or ingredients crossing the bottle label.

Create a professional vertical 2:3 packaging design presentation board
for an original loose-leaf tea product called MOSS & MIST.

Product:
A cylindrical reusable paper tea canister with a nested paper lid,
uncoated recycled oat paper, deep moss-green forest gradient, a thin
copper-foil line and a pale-gray paper liner. In the open view, show a
shallow layer of loose dried green tea leaves. No tea bags or filler paper.

Board structure:
Place one hero three-quarter 3D render in the upper middle. Surround it
with front, side, top, bottom and open-canister views; one rectangular
wrap template for the cylindrical body; separate circular lid and base
components; a lid-seam cross-section; millimeter dimension arrows; three
material swatches; and one small closure sketch. Do not draw a folding-
carton net, box tabs or box flaps.

Style:
Realistic commercial packaging render mixed with precise pencil
concept-structure sketches on warm-white sketchbook paper. Soft neutral
studio light and generous white space.

Text:
Use "MOSS & MIST", "LOOSE LEAF TEA" and "RECYCLED PAPER" consistently
on relevant package views. Functional view labels may be "FRONT VIEW",
"SIDE VIEW", "TOP VIEW", "BOTTOM VIEW", "OPEN CANISTER VIEW",
"LID SEAM CROSS-SECTION", "BODY WRAP TEMPLATE", "LID COMPONENT",
"BASE COMPONENT" and "HAND SKETCH — CLOSURE". Show height "120 mm",
diameter "85 mm" and the derived wrap width "267 mm" only beside their
corresponding views. Do not put dimensions on the lid-seam detail.

Constraints:
Keep package proportions, forest graphic and typography identical across
every view. No marketing copy beyond the specified brand text. No
third-party logos, trademarks, watermarks, unrelated props, plastic
bottles or dense notes.