Dog Prompts

Dog Prompts are structured prompts for defining the subject, visual details, composition, and context of an image. Instead of naming only a broad category, describe the visible attributes that should remain consistent: shape, material, color, pose, expression, lighting, camera distance, and background. For a realistic result, specify the light direction, lens perspective, depth of field, surface texture, and the relationship between the subject and its surroundings. For an illustration, define the line quality, palette, level of simplification, silhouette, and negative space. When creating a series, lock the identity and the main design language, then vary only the pose, setting, props, or season. A useful prompt separates the subject from the action and the camera from the styling so that changes can be tested one at a time. Mention the intended use, such as a profile image, poster, reference sheet, character design, or thumbnail, because the layout and safe margins differ. These examples can be adapted for repeated visual production while keeping the instructions concrete and easy to compare.