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Name the design goal
Begin with the audience, message, and deliverable so the image serves a concrete creative purpose.
AI image workflow
Lovart AI Image Generator Workflow on ImageMake
Searching for Lovart AI image-generator ideas? Turn a design direction into a structured visual brief, then make the image in ImageMake.
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Turn the brief into a reviewable image.
Use the live work order on the left and one fixed showcase reference on the right.
Describe the image you want to generate
Generate 1 images · 18 credits total
Generation model: Nano Banana 2.
How it works
Narrow the brief before you generate.
Three passes from a written brief to an image you can review.
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Build a small visual system
Set a palette, material direction, layout priorities, and a consistent treatment for the main subject.
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Make a reviewable output
Generate a single clear direction first, then refine the elements that matter to the final use.
Creative direction
Explore another visual approach.
Each brief below is paired with the image it produced, so the structure and the result can be reviewed together.
Comparison-ready briefImageMake example
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.
Reference-led edit briefImageMake 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.
Image library
Review finished layouts before you write a brief.
Open any card to read the prompt that produced it, then adapt the structure to your own brief.
Luxury Packaging Update Board
Design a luxury packaging update board for a glass skincare serum bottle. Retain the original bottle silhouette and pump mechanism exactly as they appear. Refine the label design to use a matte ivory base with deep forest green accents and a polished serif brand headline. Add one central hero bottle, a close-up crop of the updated label, and short, clear callouts reading "preserve bottle shape", "updated serif label", and "premium wellness color palette". Use soft studio lighting, realistic glass reflections, and a clean design-review board layout.
Retail window concept frame
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.
High-detail beverage campaign frame
Generate a high-detail beverage campaign frame for a sparkling citrus soda. Feature a single chilled bottle covered in cool condensation, bright citrus garnishes, subtle reflective highlights, and a crisp premium summer campaign vibe. The final image should feel polished and ready for review at high resolution.
Multi-Reference Travel Kit Design
Design a luxury travel essentials design board using multiple reference images. Use one reference to define the luggage silhouette, a second to set the pouch material, and a third to lock in the neutral taupe and charcoal color palette. Arrange the kit as a clean flat-lay board with a carry-on bag, passport sleeve, charging pouch, and neck pillow. Retain cohesive, minimal, realistic styling, add short item labels, and design a layout that feels like a premium travel brand review sheet.
Night sports campaign frame
Create a nighttime sports campaign frame showing a runner stepping off a curb in reflective black performance wear. Use a low camera angle, electric blue urban lighting, wet pavement reflections, and a high-energy athletic campaign vibe. Make sure the image reads as a major sportswear brand key visual, not a casual lifestyle photo.
Skincare Product Concept Board
Design a skincare product concept board for a hydrating night serum. Add one large central hero bottle, two smaller close-up detail crops, and short, clear callout labels reading "glass bottle", "soft satin cap", and "minimal ingredient story". Use a crisp white and pale stone background, understated editorial typography, luxury skincare studio lighting, and a clean art-direction board layout perfect for internal design reviews.
Premium packaging mood board
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.
Fast Social Launch Visual
Build a quick social media launch visual for a sparkling citrus beverage. Highlight one cold can covered in condensation, a bright splash of citrus slices, a clean centered layout, and space for a short headline at the top. Use warm summer sunlight, bold yellow and orange accent colors, and a visual style that feels made for an Instagram announcement draft.
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.
Practical paths
Pick a job this workflow already covers.
Brand-direction image briefs
Create a visual starting point with defined mood, materials, color range, and composition priorities.
Launch-concept exploration
Draft a campaign visual with a clear product or subject, a setting, and room for later messaging.
Product-story frames
Plan a single product image that communicates material, context, lighting, and a deliberate angle.
Creative review boards
Use a compact brief to explore the visual direction before committing it to a larger design project.
Useful next steps
Choose a practical next step.
Use ImageMake for the working image
Choose ImageMake when you want this page’s visual brief to be generated and refined in the current workspace.
Keep creative roles clear
Separate the project’s design goal, the image brief, and later production work so each review is specific.