3–2–1: Tile Pattern Prompt, Rear Camera Wiper and Colouring Wall
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Hey friends! This week’s prompts continue my exploration of a pet-related client project (reference photos were used to give MidJourney extra details and brand colours). I included a fun sci-fi background image I used in another project.
One of my creative ideas is a Rear Camera Wiper, a simple solution to a common winter problem. My second idea is a playful Push Puppet Toy, but instead of an animal it is an anatomy of a website. Press the button, remove the CSS, and watch the site fall apart.
This week in my Sketchnotes, I’m sharing photos from a project that took my notebook sketches all the way to a giant colouring wall in Sydney, Australia. It turned out incredible. Take a look!
3 Creative Prompts
Tile Pattern Prompt
Deep navy blue square tile wall with subtle tonal variations, inspired by reference image, small uniform grid layout, thin dark grout lines, glossy ceramic tiles with soft reflections, moody lighting, rich gradient blues (#17213D #1f3040 #132434), modern architectural surface, seamless pattern, ultra clean symmetry, professional studio photography, hyper-realistic texture, high detail, high resolution, 4k quality, cinematic lighting, minimal, luxury interior material shot
Tron-inspired futuristic race track coming directly toward the viewer, centered composition, track emerging from the foreground and running through the middle of the image, glowing neon race line embedded in the center of the track, bright blue and orange neon lights, dark cyberpunk environment, sleek digital architecture on both sides, dramatic perspective lines, volumetric lighting, high contrast, ultra-detailed, motion blur, depth of field, sci-fi atmosphere, high resolution
2 Random Ideas
Rear Camera Wiper
Push Puppet Website Toy
1 Sketchnote
I recently came across some new photos on social media from a Kaspa project I worked on, where my sketchnotes were transformed into a full colouring wall. Seeing people interact with the work on that scale was incredible.