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11/11/2025

⚡️10 Prompts You SHOULD Be Using (and 10 You Absolutely Shouldn’t)

aka “Do as I say, not as I do, because I’m still over here feral in Canva at 3 AM.”
By Promptly AI Art Collective™ / d.wylie / 2025

🔮 10 Prompts You Should Be Using

These actually build skill, voice, and originality — not just dopamine.

1. “Describe this scene as if you were remembering a dream you half-forgot.”
→ Forces emotional detail and unique texture.

2. “Give me 3 visual interpretations of this theme: one literal, one surreal, one satirical.”
→ Expands range, not sameness.

3. “Reimagine this concept through the lens of my brand’s tone: [insert your voice, not someone else’s].”
→ Keeps your work from sounding like a prompt marketplace clone.

4. “Show me what this would look like if it were found footage from 1997.”
→ Context > complexity. Vintage rules.

5. “Write the image caption first, then build an image that would earn it.”
→ Storytelling > spam-prompting.

6. “Take my last piece and remix it as a new aesthetic genre.”
→ Forces evolution, not repetition.

7. “Replace every trend-word in this prompt with something human, flawed, or local.”
→ Turns generic AI sludge into something you could actually post.

8. “Explain why this prompt works before generating it.”
→ Makes you think like a creator, not a slot machine user.

9. “Build a visual that disagrees with this caption.”
→ Conflict = art.

10. “Add one mistake on purpose.”
→ Perfection is boring. The glitch is the soul.

🚫 10 Prompts You Should NOT Be Using

Because I’ve used them, regretted them, and seen 5 million others do the same.

1. “A masterpiece in the style of Greg Rutkowski.”
→ Babe, so has everyone else since 2022.

2. “Ultra-realistic cinematic portrait of a beautiful woman with perfect lighting.”
→ Translation: nothing new to say.

3. “Trending on ArtStation.”
→ Congrats, you just told the model to copy homework.

4. “Award-winning, professional studio, high-quality 8K render.”
→ It’s giving LinkedIn résumé energy.

5. “Cyberpunk cityscape at night, neon lights, rain.”
→ The Canva background of the AI world.

6. “Prompt inspired by Wes Anderson.”
→ Unless you are Wes Anderson, stop it.

7. “In the style of [insert living artist who’s probably exhausted].”
→ Do not be that person.

8. “Make this go viral.”
→ That’s not a prompt. That’s a prayer.

9. “Generate 50 ideas for me.”
→ Lazy input = lazy output. You’ll hate all 50.

10. “Whatever’s trending on TikTok AI art right now.”
→ You’re better than a hashtag. (Even if I’m not.)

💀 Final Thoughts

If you want to stand out, stop sounding like a settings panel.
Prompt like you mean it — like you’ve got dirt under your nails and an opinion about saturation levels.
Because the algorithm doesn’t need another masterpiece. It needs a meltdown with composition.

11/09/2025

11/09/2025

🐻 Prompt: Editable Honey Bear Mockup

a high-quality photo of a clear plastic honey bear bottle filled with thick, golden honey, placed on a reflective surface with soft studio lighting. The scene is vibrant, glossy, and crisp, showing wet reflections and depth. The bear has a blank white label area on its belly, perfectly flat and centered, ready for custom sticker or branding placement. Background softly blurred with warm tones and bokeh light.

Style: realistic product mockup, professional studio, clean composition, shallow depth of field, high resolution.

Keywords: editable label, product design, blank sticker space, branding showcase, packaging mockup, glowing honey, reflective highlights, aesthetic lighting.

11/02/2025

If your “branding” is just someone else’s aesthetic with your name on it… congrats, you’re a content cosplayer.

11/02/2025

If November had a color gradient, what would yours fade into? 🎨

10/31/2025

☁️ Your art forecast: scattered motivation with a 90% chance of brilliance you’ll probably delete.

What’s your creative weather look like today — sunshine, chaos, or full existential drizzle?

👇 Drop your forecast in emojis.

10/30/2025

🤖 7 AI Prompts for Monthly Content That Won’t Make You Want to Throw Your Phone in the Ocean

by d.wylie / ohdanigurl / Promptly AI Art Collective / 2025

🔮 Okay So Here’s the Thing

I was doom-scrolling some “six-figure-entrepreneur” group at 2 a.m. (as one does) and found this post about content pillars that had solid bones… but reeked of MLM cologne.
All “conversion optimization” and “sales funnel alignment.”

Meanwhile I’m over here thinking:
✨ what if you just want to make cool s**t and not spiral every time you open Canva?

So I grabbed a machete, kept the bones, burned the jargon, and rebuilt it for us — the creative weirdos making art with prompts, paint, panic attacks, and 47 open tabs.

This isn’t about manipulating buyers into a $997 masterclass.
This is about sustainable creation that doesn’t eat your soul by Tuesday.

No fake scarcity. No guru gaslighting. Just strategic creativity that feels human again.

Let’s fu***ng go. 👇

1️⃣ The “Wait, What Am I Even Doing Here?” Clarity Finder

💡 Purpose

Re-centers your why. Turns “algorithm anxiety” into artistic alignment.

🧠 Why It Matters

If you chase every trending sound, you’re building someone else’s creative identity crisis — not your own body of work.

🎨 Try This Prompt

Act as a creative strategist for AI artists tired of feeling like frauds.

I work primarily in [your style/niche].
Help me define 3 monthly content themes that:
– reflect my artistic voice
– teach without TED-talk vibes
– sell without sleaze

I need it ADHD-friendly and sustainable.

✨ Output Example
• Prompt Graveyard – celebrate failed experiments
• Neon Nostalgia – explore that aesthetic you can’t quit
• Tools & Tantrums – vent, teach, repeat

⚡ Why It Hits

Because “remembering what you like” is a strategy.

2️⃣ The “My Process Is a Mess but Make It Content” Builder

Turns chaos into connection.

People crave your messy middle — the drafts, the glitches, the “what fresh hell is this?” screenshots.

🎨 Prompt

Act as a content strategist for AI creators documenting the journey, not just the destination.

Design a monthly theme around:
– prompt experiments
– learning curves
– breakthroughs + blocks

✨ Structure
1. Origin Story
2. Failure Friday
3. Tool Talk
4. Full-Circle Reveal

💬 Studio Question:
“What’s one disaster piece that secretly taught you the most?”

3️⃣ The “Seasonal but Make It Make Sense” Calendar

Gives you rhythm without the cage.

🎨 Prompt

Map 12 monthly content moods tied to seasons, color palettes, and creative energy.

Examples:
• Jan — Blank Canvas Energy
• Apr — Bloom & Burn
• Jul — Golden-Hour Grief
• Oct — Dark Academia x Digital Witchcraft

✨ Plan with rhythm, not rigidity.

4️⃣ The “Teach Without Being Preachy” Arc

Educational ≠ Boring.
Wrap facts in feelings and story.

🎨 Prompt

Create a 4-week arc where I teach ONE concept through:
– personal story
– experiment
– honest convo
– community challenge

💡 Flow:
1. Why I Almost Quit
2. Anatomy of a Prompt
3. Let’s Talk Ethics
4. Your Turn Challenge

💬 Studio Q:
“What’s something you wish someone had told you sooner?”

5️⃣ The “Feelings First, Pixels Second” Theme Finder

Stop posting specs. Start posting soul.

🎨 Prompt

Build 3 monthly themes around emotions—nostalgia, chaos, healing.
Show how to weave feeling into captions + visuals.

✨ Example Themes
• Nostalgia → “Time Travel Through Pixels”
• Chaos → “Beautiful Disasters”
• Healing → “Soft Landings”

💬 Studio Q:
“What emotion lives rent-free in your art right now?”

6️⃣ The “I Have ADHD and 47 Ideas but Also None” Balancer

Structure for the neurospicy.

Week rhythm:
Teach → Connect → Share → Experiment

Keeps variety high, burnout low.

🎨 Prompt

Design a 4-week content map that balances:
education, storytelling, resources, community, experimentation.

✨ It’s permission to be inconsistent within consistency.

7️⃣ The “Your Audience = Co-Conspirators” Framework

Followers ≠ fans; they’re your creative coven.

🎨 Prompt

Help me create monthly themes for audience participation:
– Weekly prompt challenges
– Safe critique threads
– Collaborative galleries
– Real AMAs

💡 Example
Month: Collective Canvas
1. Drop base prompt
2. Feature remixers
3. Feedback night
4. Gallery wrap

✨ That’s Promptly energy — collaboration over competition.

🔥 Before You Bounce

This isn’t about “funnels.” It’s about creative survival.
Build systems that:
✅ reflect your real process
✅ protect your energy
✅ invite genuine connection
✅ keep you consistent without killing your joy

Honesty converts more than strategy ever will.

🧭 Use It, Don’t Just Save It
1. Bookmark it.
2. Pick one prompt that punched your chest.
3. Run it.
4. Post messy progress.
5. Tag / so we hype you up.

💬 Let’s Talk

Which one are you starting with?
Drop your number (1-7) below ⬇️

Feeling fried? Tell me.
We’ll figure it out together — no guru nonsense, just real-life creatives remembering why we started.

So if you sre already
crying, cussing, creating. Welcome home.

10/30/2025

🎃 POV: You told the AI “make my dog’s Halloween costume look cinematic”

And the algorithm said: “Say less, chaos incoming.”

🧙‍♀️ This week’s Promptly Pulse is for the pet parents, pixel painters, and unhinged artists out there — recreate your pet’s Halloween look in full AI-art glory.

🐾 Bonus points if their “costume crime” matches their personality.

Example:
“Arrested for possession of stolen treats and public indecency (pumpkin edition).”

Tag your art →

Because every good art collective deserves at least one furry felon. 🐶✨

— d.wylie / Promptly AI Art Collective / 2025

10/30/2025

☀️Good morning, chaos creatives.

The caffeine’s flowing, the code’s questionable, and your art’s probably about to save your sanity.

✍🏻What’s hitting first today — inspiration or indigestion?