ai / image · 2026
Calibrating character, composition and style through a local workflow, and keeping only the images truly worth keeping.
This is not only a gallery of “successful generations” — reusable prompt directions, failed samples and style iterations are kept here too.
This first version serves as the archive entry point; later it can grow into an atlas browsable by character, theme and generation batch.
SELECTED PULLS / Z-IMAGE-TURBO
The generation parameters are lost, so these two become the new baseline samples: reproduce the temperament first, then slowly recover the workflow.
View full image ↗ No. 001 / metal room
Positive prompt / reconstructed
Asuka Langley Soryu, adult woman, long vivid red hair with twin hair clips, warm amber eyes, confident gentle smile, sitting against the wall inside a futuristic metallic spacecraft cabin, one arm raised behind her head, glossy pearlescent white mini dress with red straps, detailed brushed metal panels and bolts, anime key visual, clean cel shading, cinematic soft rim lighting, highly detailed, vertical compositionNegative prompt
lowres, blurry, bad anatomy, extra fingers, malformed hands, text, watermark, logo, cropped face, duplicate body, oversaturated neon
View full image ↗ No. 002 / spring meadow
Positive prompt / reconstructed
original anime fantasy girl, short chestnut-brown hair with a single ahoge, subtle pointed elf ears, small bronze bell hair ornament with red tassel, soft brown eyes, cream knit cardigan embroidered with tiny green leaves, white blouse, moss-green high-waisted skirt with ribbon bow and small flower embroidery, standing in a sunlit meadow of daisies and dandelions beside a calm blue sea, white butterflies, clear blue sky, gentle breeze, anime illustration, soft natural sunlight, clean linework, pastel color palette, vertical compositionNegative prompt
lowres, blurry, bad anatomy, extra fingers, malformed hands, text, watermark, logo, harsh shadows, oversaturated colors03 / WORLD ASSETS
These generated assets never stopped at the folder: they were taken apart into the blog's navigation, theme toggle and taxonomy pages, and keep appearing inside real pages.
