Write a prompt with a hierarchy
Lead with the subject and its gesture. Follow with the one detail that must survive, then name the intended placement and scale. Put optional decoration last.
This order makes it easier to remove detail without losing the idea. It also gives you a stable brief for comparing multiple outputs.
- Subject and gesture
- One essential detail
- Placement and approximate scale
Review clarity before novelty
Look at the whole silhouette before inspecting small marks. If the subject only reads because of tiny details, ask for a simpler structure and compare again.
Save alternatives for the choices they make, not simply because they are different. One may solve the pose; another may handle spacing or the placement more clearly.
- Check the concept at thumbnail size
- Name what each saved option does best
- Carry only the strongest decisions into the next prompt






