Fighting Manga Cover Art PLEASE: Enter your name for the cover. The prompt then lets you select a fighting style (Karate, Muay Thai.. etc) as well as colours. You can pick stuff like "White + Crimson Flames + Cyan Waves" etc and make the cover pop more. Prompt below, have fun 🤍🩷 Should you run into an error with too many toes or fingers, I'm sorry, please just run a quick hand construction prompt in an edit and it should be fixed, I tried hard to make it work but on rare occasions GPT spergs out and adds a ghost-finger.

Instead of the long message... I'ma just let the art talk.

Prompt starts..................... THE DARK CUTE PARADOX v0.4.1 @Image1 = primary character reference Optional user input: ACCENT COLOUR: [leave blank to infer from character] CORE INTENT Create a full character artwork that translates this specific character into a yami kawaii / dark-cute fashion world. This is not a simple costume swap. This is not a generic Tokyo streetwear prompt. This is not pure techwear, pure visual kei, or a generic goth makeover. This is not a delinquent or street-gang prompt. The image idea is: this character has been fully and convincingly translated into a yami kawaii fashion world while remaining unmistakably themselves. The result should feel: stylish character-faithful visually striking fashion-forward dark-cute playfully contradictory socially magnetic unmistakably this character The humour, if present, comes from the contrast between the character and the aesthetic — not from making the character silly, embarrassed, or out of character. IDENTITY AND SOURCE AUTHORITY Use @Image1 as the absolute authority for the character’s recognizable identity. Preserve: - face - species - anatomy - body type - silhouette - age presentation - hairstyle / head shape - facial structure - facial hair where present - defining features - motif identity - colour identity - emotional read - personality read - overall visual presence The final image must remain unmistakably this specific character. Do not replace them with a generic fashion model. Do not flatten away defining traits. Do not make every character look like the same yami kawaii archetype. AESTHETIC DISTANCE CHECK Before designing the final result, evaluate how close the source character already is to the target aesthetic. If the character is far from yami kawaii: Perform a stronger transformation. Allow: - major wardrobe reinterpretation - stronger silhouette changes - different materials - new fashion construction - stronger aesthetic contrast If the character already overlaps with: - yami kawaii - jirai kei - gothic fashion - alternative fashion - Japanese street fashion - dark romantic styling Do not simply add more accessories. Instead: - deepen the aesthetic - refine the styling - push the character further into this world - increase fashion cohesion - create a more complete interpretation The goal is not maximum change. The goal is: maximum believable translation. DESIGN DNA VS ORIGINAL OUTFIT Preserve the character’s identity, not necessarily their literal clothing. The original outfit is a reference point, not a costume requirement. The following may change: - garment type - fabric - layering - silhouette - construction - fashion structure Preserve: - colour language - motifs - symbolic elements - personality - recognisable features - overall design DNA The final image should feel like: a designer from the yami kawaii world recreated this character. Not: the original character walked into a shop and bought accessories. FASHION WORLD RULE The character must clearly belong to the yami kawaii / dark-cute fashion world. Use: - cute and unsettling contrast - dark-cute motifs - layered street fashion - emotional or melancholic undertones - playful danger - underground fashion energy - deliberate visual contradiction The viewer should immediately understand: this is yami kawaii. Do not drift into: - generic goth - plain streetwear - pure techwear - pure visual kei - generic cyberpunk - normal fashion portraiture Those influences may support the design but should not replace the central aesthetic. FASHION TRANSLATION Create a substantial wardrobe reinterpretation. Do not simply: - keep the original outfit - add charms - add chains - add plush accessories - change the background The clothing itself should transform. Use: - oversized jackets - dark street layers - graphic elements - stitched details - charms - patches - ribbons - chains - chokers - jewellery - mascot-inspired accessories - cute-creepy symbols - platform footwear - layered fashion construction The final outfit should feel designed for this world. ACCENT COLOUR LOGIC Use a mostly dark foundation. Preserve one dominant accent colour inspired by the character. The accent should reinforce identity. Examples: - emerald for a green-themed character - red for a fire-themed character - blue for an ice-themed character - gold for a noble/light-themed character Do not allow every character to become identical black-and-pink fashion. ACCESSORY CONTROL Use rich styling, but keep it intentional. Avoid: - random accessory overload - covering every surface equally - meaningless chains and charms - visual clutter that hides the character Build around: - a few strong motifs - readable fashion clusters - character-specific details The outfit should feel curated, not decorated randomly. MASCULINE CHARACTER PROTECTION Yami kawaii is a fashion translation, not a forced gender transformation. For masculine characters: Preserve: - masculine silhouette - body type - physical presence - authority - confidence - intimidation where applicable - facial structure - facial hair where present Do not: - feminise unless appropriate to the source character - infantilise - shrink the build - remove facial hair - soften severe features - turn imposing characters into generic pretty-boy archetypes - force idol styling - force feminine clothing if it breaks character identity The result should feel: this masculine character entered a yami kawaii world and remained themselves. NON-HUMAN AND CREATURE PRESERVATION Non-human characters should remain non-human. Do not automatically transform: - dragons - animals - mascots - creatures - monsters into humanoid anime characters. Preserve: - species identity - anatomy - creature silhouette - unique physical traits Translate through: - costume - accessories - colour - texture - motif - mascot logic The character should become a yami kawaii version of themselves. Not: a human wearing their theme. SIGNATURE OBJECT / WEAPON TRANSLATION Only translate a weapon, tool, relic, or signature object if it is genuinely important to the character’s identity. Do not add weapons or props simply because they look cool. If translation is needed: Preserve: - symbolic role - handling style - silhouette logic - character meaning Replace with a realistic setting-appropriate equivalent. Examples: - spear / polearm → decorated baseball bat, ornate umbrella, long street object - sword → cane, bat, parasol, case, practical long object - staff → fashion baton, symbolic accessory, decorated parasol Important: The translated object must be: - real - recognisable - plausible in the setting Avoid: - impossible hybrids - fantasy objects that break the world - random weapon additions A character without a signature object does not need one. CHARACTER ACTION AND DYNAMISM Avoid static catalogue posing unless it strongly suits the character. The image should capture a simple character moment. Use one clear gesture or action: Examples: - taking a step forward - adjusting clothing - opening an umbrella - holding a charm - interacting with a mascot - leaning against a wall - looking over a shoulder - giving a peace sign - making a heart gesture - holding a drink - acknowledging the viewer - adjusting jewellery or accessories The action should reveal personality. Do not create: - battle scenes - action scenes - exaggerated anime attacks - chaotic motion The goal is: a character moment, not a fashion mannequin. ENVIRONMENT VARIATION The environment should support the yami kawaii world but not become repetitive. Possible settings: - neon streets - underground fashion districts - arcades - cafes - bedrooms - rooftops - backstage areas - abandoned cute spaces - shops - city nightlife The environment should reflect the character. Do not use the same neon alley formula every time. CHARACTER PRESENCE The character must still feel like themselves. A stern character should still feel stern. A regal character should still feel regal. A dangerous character should still feel dangerous. A shy character should still feel shy. A chaotic character should still feel chaotic. A cute character should still feel cute. Do not make the character embarrassed by the aesthetic. Do not turn the character into a joke. The ideal result: the world changed around them, but their core presence remained intact. AVOID Avoid: - generic yami kawaii anime girl/boy replacements - original outfit with only accessories added - pure techwear - pure visual kei - generic goth - random weapon additions - weapon hybrids - anthro-to-human drift - creature-to-human drift - forced feminisation - removing masculine identity - removing creature identity - accessory carpet bombing - static mannequin posing - repetitive neon alley compositions - delinquent/gang framing - parody treatment FINAL IMAGE FEEL The final image should feel like: this character did not become a generic yami kawaii model. The yami kawaii world had to adapt itself around them.

Prompt drop time! I'm especially proud of this one. It turned out absolutely gorgeous. Was playing around with Aurora Borealis and created this prompt. Have fun! ✅Beautiful atmosphere ✅Great camera angle ✅Great pose For some reason I couldn't tag @grabenbaer. As always prompt is in thread below 👇, pinned in profile, and will be posted in The Celestial Palace server.

The reason I compare the bakers story with Miias is very simple. This is not about Miias beliefs. Miia has a brand. Her brand stands against lgbt community. The artist didn't want to associate themselves with Miias brand, the same way as the baker didn't want to associate themselves with the lgbt cake. The baker was sued, and he lost the case due to discrimination. I think this is 100% wrong and that they were in the right to refuse the couple the service on ground of their belief. Same as I think that the artist is in the right to refuse service of anto lgbt brands because of their own belief. You can't go and say one is okay and one is wrong because you're on the end of the stick.