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Explore more with AIState the audience and goal first, then define the subject, composition, palette, material cues, lighting, and output format.
Generation model: Nano Banana 2.
A Lovart-style design brief starts with the audience and goal. Then define the subject, composition, palette, material cues, lighting, and desired output format. This structure keeps the prompt clear and actionable.
Define who the image is for and what it should communicate. This guides all other choices.
Name the main subject, its position, and the color palette. Keep the composition simple.
Describe surface textures, light direction, and the intended output format.
A minimalist workspace for a creative agency audience. A wooden desk with a laptop, a plant, and a notebook. Soft gray and green palette. Natural light from a window on the left. Square format for social media.
The desk, laptop, plant, and notebook should be visible. The palette should be gray and green.
Add 'exact palette: soft gray and green, no other colors' to your prompt.
List all objects explicitly: 'a wooden desk with a laptop, a plant, and a notebook'.
Add 'square format, 1:1 aspect ratio, for social media' to your prompt.
