GUIDE / CREATING

Give your idea
a clearer shape.

A useful description tells one coherent visual story. Begin with the subject, then add the details that make it yours.

Start with the subject and silhouette.

Name the subject in plain language: an original woodland explorer, an imagined observation vehicle or a botanical display model. Describe the overall proportions and pose before the tiny details.

Choose a few defining details.

A sculpted leaf cloak, a rounded backpack and a sturdy circular base communicate more clearly than a long list of conflicting accessories. Mention which details matter most.

An original woodland explorer display miniature, standing upright on a round base, wearing a leaf-textured cloak and carrying a botanical backpack. Clear, sturdy shapes with a calm, curious pose.

Review the image first.

Check the pose, number of limbs, accessories and silhouette. Refine the visual concept before continuing to 3D. Generated results can interpret details differently from your description.

Keep the idea original.

Describe your own design rather than naming an existing franchise character. Read the copyright and originality guidance.

Create from a description ↗︎