Illustration prompts
Illustration prompts: watercolor, flat, picture-book, line art and painterly styles. Each comes with its full description and model, so a new subject keeps the same hand.
4 tips for Illustration prompts
- 1
Name the medium first
Watercolor wash, pencil line or flat vector sets the whole feel.
- 2
Mention paper and strokes
“Rough watercolor paper” or “visible brush strokes” makes it less digital.
- 3
Fewer colors
Three or four main colors age better than a rainbow.
- 4
Keep the scene simple
One subject in one setting tells the story more clearly.
Questions
- Can I use these prompts as they are?
- Yes. “Create with it” fills in the model and ratio too, and you can copy any prompt to use elsewhere.
- How do I make a set in one style?
- Keep the same prompt and change only the subject; or set the one you like as a reference image and make the rest from it.
- Can I use the images commercially?
- Images you make are yours, subject to the terms of the model you used. Treat other people's works as references only.