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8 prompts for that 1998 computer-lab feeling.
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The Capsule Cosy Bodysuit
Where do the things that catch your eye go?
You designed it. Your employer probably owns it.
The top and bottom are not yours.
Prompts that show their work.
A tighter moodboard says more
It studies the ads other brands in your market are running.
Where does your work go after you post it?
Let a client use your photos, on your terms.
Every image starts as a sentence.
Saved, sorted and yours.
Don't comment. Don't DM. Screenshot first.
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Claim it. Steer the agent. Keep what's useful.
Your AI images look like everyone else's. Steal 8 art-directed prompts instead.
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Where does your work go after you post it?
Explain a clause in Plain English
Your product, in the first second.
Stills that move, camera moves, one-shots
Where does your work go after you post it?
Three numbers. A tape measure. No guessing from the breed.
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Make posters that look designed, not generated.
There is no 10-second rule. There never was.
For studios, agencies and freelancers who agree work with clients every week.
Change what appears on your page
Distribution, solved.
Goals, audiences, series, angles, energy, formats.
Every image starts as a sentence.
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Words and wordmarks that move or shine
Find your reposted work.
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Where Safety, Meets Serenity
A kill fee is fair when it matches real costs.
One ad. One idea. Not five.
8 prompts for that 1998 computer-lab feeling.
Credit is not permission.
The fastest brief fix: say what you don't want
The agent explains itself before you ask.
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