Module 14 lessons32 min
Thinking Visually
Most prompts that disappoint were never really a description of an image — they were a description of a feeling, or a summary of a story. This module is about the shift from thinking about an idea to looking at it.
What this module covers
- Turning concepts into visible details
- Separating mood from description
- Deciding what matters most
- Identifying the visual subject
Module progress and lessons
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- 1.1 What a Prompt Is Actually DoingA prompt is a brief, not a wish. Understand what an image tool can and cannot infer from your words.9 min
- 1.2 From Concept to Visible DetailTranslate abstract ideas — grief, luxury, safety, menace — into things a viewer could point at.8 min
- 1.3 Mood Is Not a DescriptionWhy atmosphere words belong at the end of a prompt, and what to write before you reach for them.7 min
- 1.4 Deciding What Matters MostEvery prompt has a hierarchy. Learn to name the one element that must survive contact with the model.8 min