Here are the pictures I used to build my character sheet. These started as real pictures of me. I asked Chat to change the background and put me in a black bodysuit so my shape was easier to see. Soft glam makeup. I chose different angles and expressions to give it more references for my videos. Front, both sides, back, three-quarter views, smiling, looking down. That’s why my prompt has so much detail. You can start with fewer pictures. Tweak the prompt to match what YOU upload. Tell it to use only the poses you provide. The details help preserve your face, body shape and features. Once you have your base sheet, you can use it as a reference for different outfits and scenes. Keep your individual photos too. Those close-ups come in handy. 🖤 Create a high-resolution photographic BASE CHARACTER REFERENCE SHEET in landscape 16:9 format using all uploaded reference images. Use the highest available resolution. Keep every face clear and readable. This sheet will serve as her reusable identity and body reference for future clothing, pose and scene changes. REFERENCE PRIORITY Use the facial close-ups to preserve her facial identity, hair, skin tone, makeup and individual expressions. Use the four full-body references to preserve her body proportions and front, left-facing profile, back and right-facing profile views. Include every supplied reference once. Preserve the distinct angle, gaze, pose and expression shown in each image. Every panel must depict the same woman. IDENTITY PRESERVATION Maintain her recognizable facial structure, face width and length, forehead, hairline, eyebrows, eye shape and spacing, nose, cheeks, lips, jawline and chin. Preserve her apparent age, natural facial asymmetry, skin tone, undertone, facial marks and realistic skin texture. Match the forehead retouch already shown in the edited references while retaining natural pores and texture. Do not redesign, beautify, idealize, age, de-age or substitute a similar-looking woman. HAIR AND MAKEUP Match her locs exactly as shown in the references, including color, gray roots, texture, length, density, volume, curled ends and existing hair jewelry.

Here’s one of the simplest ways I’ve found to get more consistent results from AI. Stop making it guess who you are and what you’re building! Create a master reference file that includes: * Who you serve * What your business offers * Your brand voice and personality * What makes your content different * What you DON’T want AI to do Save it somewhere you can update and reuse. Then, when you start working with a different AI model, you can provide that context instead of explaining everything all over again. Just remember to review the file regularly and leave out private information you don’t need to share. The better the context, the less time you spend correcting things. Have you created a master reference file for your business yet? 🖤

I’ve been getting quite a few inbox messages asking how I’m creating my AI videos and my series, All That Glitters Ain’t Gold. And yes, I plan to show y’all! But before I start putting these trainings together, I need to know where everybody is. I don’t want to assume you already know something you haven’t learned yet. Where are you right now with AI content creation? No wrong answers! I’m using your responses to figure out where we need to start.

Premium + VIP members, I’ve scheduled our weekly Creative Co-Work Sessions! 💻✨ I really want this to be a space where we can work, ask questions, talk through ideas, and help each other when needed. I was going to start tonight, but I’m completely worn out, y’all. 😂 So I’m pushing our first session to next Sunday. Just being honest. I want to show up with enough energy to be useful. In the meantime, if you need me, I’m always a DM away. 💗

I have a question… Are we spending too much time trying to learn the PERFECT prompt instead of learning how to actually communicate with AI? Because I’ve been experimenting with different AI tools, and one thing keeps standing out. The clearer I am about what I want, the better we can work together. Now, don’t get me wrong. Good prompting still matters, especially when you need specific instructions, consistency, or technical results. But I also think we’re making some things harder than they need to be. One thing that’s helped me is keeping master reference files with my brand voice, preferences, and important details. That way, I’m not starting from scratch every time I use a different AI model. So I’m curious. What’s been harder for you: figuring out WHAT to ask AI or getting it to understand exactly what you mean? 😂