This is what happens when I accidentally pay an entire year's subscription while researching for the AI Tools course.

Go @Todd McKeever !!!!

I'm adding a new lesson to the prompting course!! I realized over the last month of really working with a lot of image generators that you need a very different framework for prompting. I've put a few popular ones together to create my very own framework: SAAMPLED. S - Subject A - Action A - Art Style M - Mood P - Perspective L - Lighting E - Environment D - Details The subject is obviously what you want and the action is what they're doing. The art style can be canvas, charcoal drawing, or even specific camera shots and settings. Mood could be the mood of the subject or it could be the mood of the scene. Perspective is really important especially if you're doing anything with architecture. Lighting might be one of the most important things aspects of the prompt, especially for anything you want that's photorealistic. Environment describes everything that's around the subject - it can even be blurry! Finally details matter. Overshare a little bit on the details, be really creative and give the AI exactly what you have in mind. Example: Bad Prompt: A firefighter standing in a city street at night, photorealistic. Good Prompt: A weary firefighter (Subject) walking slowly down a rain-soaked street (Action), captured in gritty cinematic photorealism (Art Style), with a somber, exhausted expression (Mood). Seen from behind at street-level perspective (Perspective), the scene is illuminated only by flickering neon signs and the glow of distant flames reflecting in puddles (Lighting). The cracked pavement glistens under the rain in a smoky, deserted downtown (Environment). Details bring it to life: droplets running down the firefighter’s helmet, a half-burnt newspaper stuck to a lamppost, and faint silhouettes of ruined buildings blurred in the background (Details). Check out the difference in image quality!!

Post your project from Week 3 - Master Business Basics - Business Money 101. After you post it, go through the others to give feedback and support!

Hey folks! If you are on LinkedIn and enjoying the community so far, please take a moment and throw up a like or a comment on this post! On Saturday's posting party, not only will we like/comment on the projects in the community, but we can also do the same for your Linked In, so have something generated and ready to go! @Johnathan Sherwood @Luke Mannion @David Padilla @Mig Nieves @Tiffany Wynn @Jason Brown I believe you were all on that call!