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Rabbit character study · Monochrome studio

Rabbit character study · Monochrome studio. A study in charcoal and silver with a single large studio softbox.

Style guide

Rabbit character study · Monochrome studio

Shape & line
Use one friendly rounded silhouette with readable long ears, compact body and simple apron; keep contours expressive and uncluttered.
Color & light
Use charcoal and silver as the scene palette with one large studio softbox. Preserve readable subject values and coherent light direction throughout the image.
Texture & material
Use soft matte character surfaces and understated cloth detail, avoiding hard glossy plastic or realistic animal anatomy.
Composition
Use a sculptural studio arrangement with clean geometric spacing, a dominant focal silhouette and grounded contact shadows.

Priority
Preserve the distinctive construction and medium first, readable spatial hierarchy second, subtle surface details third.

What to avoid & what to check

Avoid extra subjects, inconsistent repeated geometry, hidden key details, crowded overlaps, unwanted text and watermarks.

Check each style rule against the finished image: visible shape construction, color and light, material treatment, and composition. Preserve the exact subject count and scene requirements.

Exact prompt for this example
SUBJECT
Create an original commercial reference image of an original tiny rabbit mascot wearing a simple apron, expressive friendly silhouette, no existing characters. Palette: charcoal and silver. Lighting: a single large studio softbox. Art direction: sculptural studio composition, clean geometry and tactile detail. Adapt the composition naturally to the subject. Clear focal point, convincing material detail, polished finish. No logos, watermark or extra lettering. Square image.

COMPOSITION
Square image of the specified subject, fully inside the frame. Use a sculptural studio arrangement with clean geometric spacing, a dominant focal silhouette and grounded contact shadows. Background and floor extend opaquely to all four edges. No vignette or transparent cutout.

STYLE GUIDE
1. Shape & line
Use one friendly rounded silhouette with readable long ears, compact body and simple apron; keep contours expressive and uncluttered.

2. Color & light
Use charcoal and silver as the scene palette with one large studio softbox. Preserve readable subject values and coherent light direction throughout the image.

3. Texture & material
Use soft matte character surfaces and understated cloth detail, avoiding hard glossy plastic or realistic animal anatomy.

4. Composition
Use a sculptural studio arrangement with clean geometric spacing, a dominant focal silhouette and grounded contact shadows.

PRIORITY
Preserve the requested identity, count, action, composition and output settings. Apply the style rules within those constraints; a style reference must not replace the subject or layout. Within the style: Preserve the distinctive construction and medium first, readable spatial hierarchy second, subtle surface details third.

AVOID
Avoid extra subjects, inconsistent repeated geometry, hidden key details, crowded overlaps, unwanted text and watermarks.

OUTPUT
One finished square image. Fully opaque rectangular canvas. Preserve the specified subject identity and count. No lettering, logos, watermark, border or interface.

SELF-CHECK
Check each style rule against the finished image: visible shape construction, color and light, material treatment, and composition. Preserve the exact subject count and scene requirements.
Generation tool
image_gen
Created
10/01/2026
Input
Text
Provenance
Original prompt retained

Model information comes from image provenance. The same prompt may produce a different result.

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