
Define one visual brief
Name the subject, mood, framing, and intended use before you start generating.
Searching for SeaArt AI image-generator ideas? Use this page to turn a clear visual brief into an ImageMake image workflow, from prompt structure to a reviewable result.
Recent ImageMake image workflow examples



Use the live work order on the left and one fixed showcase reference on the right.
Generate 1 images · 18 credits total
Generation model: Nano Banana 2.

Three passes from a written brief to an image you can review.

Name the subject, mood, framing, and intended use before you start generating.

Specify composition, lighting, text treatment, and details that should remain out of the image.

Check the result against the original brief, then adjust one visual decision at a time.
Each brief below is paired with the image it produced, so the structure and the result can be reviewed together.

Create a clean visual concept board with one hero subject, two supporting details, short label areas, and a consistent practical art direction.
Output goal: A focused ImageMake workflow example.

Keep the subject, palette, and material cues from the reference. Change only the setting and the framing, state what must stay identical, and leave clear space for a short headline.
Output goal: A controlled edit that stays recognisable as the original subject.
Open any card to read the prompt that produced it, then adapt the structure to your own brief.

Premium album cover portrait concept: A front-facing subject lit by deep violet and steel blue light, set against a dark textured background with soft haze, using clean centered framing, realistic facial texture, a muted dramatic mood, and high-end music cover styling.

Create a skincare product review board for a premium serum. Place one hero bottle front and center in the frame, add two detail crops for the label and cap, and include a minimal side strip highlighting stone, sage, and brushed silver material cues. Use clean studio lighting, soft premium reflections, and a layout that reads as a high-resolution design review asset.

Generate a premium retail window concept for a modern accessories brand. Utilize dark walnut framing, brushed metal display pieces, pale stone flooring, soft evening lighting, and a polished brand presentation vibe. The final scene should feel ready for an internal retail review deck.

Generate a premium packaging mood board for a candle brand. Feature one hero jar, two supporting detail crops, and a narrow material strip showcasing warm limestone, smoked glass, and deep olive tones. Employ soft studio lighting, realistic reflections, and a polished review-board layout that stays flexible for further iterative adjustments.

Create an editorial serum still life arranged on pale stone, with soft morning side lighting, muted sage and ivory accents, subtle glass reflections, and a calm, premium skincare atmosphere. The final visual should feel polished and commercial rather than experimental.

Generate a beauty close-up campaign image of a model holding a glass serum bottle near their cheek. Use soft side lighting, warm ivory and sage color tones, crisp skin detail, and a polished editorial-commercial vibe perfect for a luxury skincare campaign review.

Create a quick social media campaign draft for a sparkling berry beverage. Feature one chilled can on a neutral surface with vibrant berry accents, crisp highlights, and a simple centered layout. The image should feel ready for social launch concept reviews, with plenty of blank space for future short copy.

Create a premium cafe menu board installed inside a sleek, modern coffee bar. Use large, easy-to-read category headings: "Espresso", "Signature Drinks", and "Pastries". Under each heading, add two short menu items with straightforward pricing. Retain a matte black board base with warm cream-colored text, clean, generous spacing, and a layout that feels like an authentic hospitality brand instead of playful chalk art. Use soft indoor overhead lighting and a realistic, cozy cafe interior surrounding the menu board.
Every image is an ImageMake workflow example produced with a model available in this workspace. They illustrate prompt structure, not the output of any other product.

Describe silhouette, wardrobe, setting, and expression for a focused character-image direction.

Plan a central subject, visual hierarchy, and clear empty areas for later copy placement.

Test a concise campaign idea with one recognizable subject and one consistent art direction.

Use references to clarify palette, materials, and composition without overloading the prompt.

Use the ImageMake generator when you want to create and iterate on the image from this workflow here.

Keep core visual instructions separate from platform assumptions so the brief remains easy to adapt.