Introduction of prompts in AI illustration generation [composition / camera angle / facial expression]

Shooting from the front

Shooting from above

Shooting from below

Shooting from the side

Shooting from behind

If you want them to turn around, use looking back📋. You can generate a result like the sample, except without the face prompt.

Shooting overhead

It generates an angle similar to shooting from above, but it is used when shooting a lying subject from directly above.

First-person, subjective viewpoint

POV is an abbreviation for point of view, and when used with pov hand📋, it can be used to generate a subjective view of the hand, such as in the sample.

Tilted Shooting

Generates a composition with the camera tilted. This angle is more eye-catching than a normal composition.

Full-length

Use when you want to capture the whole body. The full-body composition tends to be broken by the small size of the face, so use ADetailer or inpaint to correct it.

Crotch to top

It is used when you want to capture a person from the crotch up. If the aspect ratio is similar to the sample, you may want to look up to capture the person.

Abdomen to top

It is a subtle height, but in some cases it can be a medium shot or a close shot.

Chest to top

Shoulders to top

This prompt may not generate well depending on the aspect ratio.

Neck to top

In some cases, it is quite close.

Lower half of body

It is not often used, but if you are creating a story, there may come a time when you will use it.

Smile

This is a normal smile. It is a smile with the corners of the mouth lifted. Sometimes the mouth opens if the weights are lifted.

Laugh

Laugh with a wide mouth.

Giggle

Smile with a wide open mouth. The eyes will also smile.

LOL

It is the so-called “LOL”; we use it without abbreviation because lol did not work for us.

Grin broadly

They grin with bared teeth.

Smile triumphantly

Use this when you want to make a smug face.

Be delighted

Expressions of joy are expressed not only with the face but also with gestures.

Cheerful

Use this when you want to generate a cheerful feeling.

Pleasant

Amusing

Interested

Be attracted

Exciting

They express themselves with their whole body in addition to their facial expressions.

Fierce

Angry

Furious

Shout

They open their big mouths and shout out.

Scream

Argue

This prompt often generates more than one person.

Pout

They sulk with a pout.

Jealous

Disgust

Generate a look of stress that seems to snap.

Smile sarcastically

It laughs sarcastically. The sample adds a crossed arm📋 to make the attitude seem bigger.

Menace

It could be used for a “yandere”, or a stern man, etc. If you are getting onomatopoeia, add sound effects📋 to the negative prompt.

Irritated

Grumpy

Contemptuous

Disinterested

The expression is one of indifference.

Exhausted

Yawning

It is subtle that yawning enters into the disgust relationship, but we put it here in the sense of loss of interest.

Sneezing

Sneezing is also a movement, but it also produces an expression, so here it is.

Sad

It will give a sad look. If you want to add tears, use tears📋.

Unhappy

Weep

Cry

If you add more scream📋, etc., you can generate a crying and screaming expression.

Tormented

It generates a dark look.

Depress

Forlorn

Be surprised

Be amazed

Be astonished

Be agitated

Embarrassed grin

It smiles shyly. The sample adds hands to cheek📋 for even more embarrassment.

Be shy

It will be squirmy.

Be scared

Be horrified

Be bewildered

Be worried

Look foolish

We are not sure if this prompt is fear related or not, but we are putting it here because it seems to be upsetting.

Trust

Accept

Relaxing

Relaxed expression. It is hard to tell much difference from the normal expression.

Warmly loved

It gives a loving look. For even more emphasis, use blush📋 to blush the cheeks.

Fall in love