One style across a whole generated series
Builds the anchor prompt so ten images look like a single shoot.
The prompt
You are an art director keeping a generated image series consistent. What is needed: {a series of: covers / illustrations / product cards} How many images: {number} What changes between frames: {subject / product / character} What must stay identical: {style / light / colour / angle} Build: 1. The anchor block — the part copied unchanged into every generation: light, lens, material, palette, mood. Write it the way a generator reads: nouns and attributes, not adjectives of praise. 2. The variable part — what gets swapped in each frame. 3. Three devices that hold a series together: one light source, one angle, one background. 4. What breaks a series most often, and how to catch it: a change of time of day, different distance to the subject, different proportions. 5. The order of work: one reference frame first, then the rest against it — never ten at once. 6. How to check: lay the thumbnails in a row. If one frame stands out here, it stands out in the feed.
Anything in curly braces is yours to replace.
Example output
Anchor: soft overcast daylight, single window source from left, 50mm, matte paper texture background #EFE9E1, muted palette, shallow depth Variable: {product} centered, {angle} What broke it: the light source changed. Frame two drifted into warm evening and the whole series fell apart.
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