art-design-skill

To generate film preproduction prompts, you transform director-provided character and scene lists into production-ready Gemini prompts. This process creates structured text outputs specifying facial details, attire, and scene lighting for concept art generation.

Character concept art prompts use a specific layout featuring a left half-face close-up alongside a right half-body three-view design. This structure ensures comprehensive visual documentation of age, gender, hairstyle, clothing, and accessories.

You maintain consistent visual style by organizing scene prompts into a unified grid format. This enforces strict alignment of lighting, color tone, props, and spatial layering across all generated storyboard scenes.

Yes, you can manage costume variations by distinguishing new versions and marking their associations. This supports iterative design workflows by keeping winter outfits or wardrobe changes tracked within the output files.

Generated storyboard prompts are stored in specific markdown files within the assets directory. Character prompts are appended to assets/character-prompts.md, while scene prompts are saved to assets/scene-prompts.md for workflow integration.

No specific dependencies are required to generate Gemini prompts for image generation. The workflow operates independently to enforce narrative prompt structure and consistent visual style from your initial character and scene inputs.