So I just tried to create a t-shirt mockup using the prompt from WeScale training. What am I doing wrong? How do I get a realistic mockup? “A flat-lay mockup featuring a white gildan 64000 t-shirt (no tag) prominently displayed on a pickleball court background, styled with flat T-shirt which fills the space. The t-shirt is surrounded by pickleball paddle in the bottom left corner and three pickleballs in the bottom right.”

I'm going to take a guess that many of us here belong to Mystic of course, but we probably belong to Shimmy's Design Hub too. One of the great tool Shimmy and his brother created with this Prompt Builder/Prompt Matrix, a tool for creating effective prompts for AI tools. This got me thinking. What if instead of using Shimmy's tool to create prompts, you could use it (or like it) to go straight to the design and skip the prompt step completely? • You entered your phrase in the first field. • Manually enter your font style, choose from a dropdown, or leave blank and let Mystic do it. • Added what type of graphic you'd like to have. • Your graphic style, just like fonts, manually enter, choose from a dropdown or again, leave blank and let Mystic do it. • Tell Mystic what colors you want to use. • Describe an Motifs you want (maybe a dropdown here too of common options) • What kind of texture you want - optional of course • And backgrounds (can Mystic do transparent backgrounds?) Then take it over the top by, like @Chris Heckman showed in his Mystic 2.0 demo, be able to select from the premade templates they've created. How cool would that be???

Just using Remix to edit isn't a good solution. Here are two examples. The first is an image generated from an upload. I won't go into how wrong this is with the camo, but doing a remix I came up with a completely different style of image. Not what I was looking for but I'm just learning Mystic POD so I thought I'd deal with it. So I asked Mystic POD to have her holding a pickleball paddle in her hand and it produced the second image. While it did produce the paddle it's obviously not in her hand. Then there is the next prompt. Not the best image of skeletons, but again, not the point here. The first image it produced was good but I didn't like the placement of text. So I just asked it to move the text to the top in an arch. Success! Well sort of. It dropped a word, but it still work, so okay. However if you look at the skeleton on the right's arm, it's now jacked up. So I asked Mystic POD to fix it. It got worse. Tried again, and it got even worse.

@Chris Heckman my first thought, what I’m seeking isn’t possible. But AI has kind of taught us, the impossible isn’t always that way. MysticPOD offer a gazillion templates now. They look great, many of them awesome in fact. But I try closing one eye, turning my head sideways and I still can’t see my square pegged idea or niche fitting in that round hole. In MysticPOD you can have the AI write your prompt just from your idea. Cool. But the output is never the same quality as one of the pre designed templates, unless you’re a prompt engineer. So here’s my impossible wish. What if it could take your idea, or prompt and recommend say three templates that fit that concept? MysticMagic Templates. It’s like reverse engineering. Instead of you showing me a template and I try to figure out who to make my niche fit, I give you my idea and you tell me which template fits.

Some people think POD designs need complex graphics, but some of the biggest sellers are JUST text! 🏆 🔥 Why Text-Based Designs Work: ✔️ They are easy to read. ✔️ They stand out on shirts, mugs & hoodies. ✔️ They let customers express their personality! ✨ Pro Tip: Use bold, handwritten, or retro fonts to make simple text designs look premium. Want to see top-performing text designs? Drop an emoji below, and I’ll share some examples! 🤫