1️⃣ First, go to Claude, click on a plus button and add skills. You'll see /skill-creator and you need to add this prompt: I want you to extract my signature visual style from the uploaded references and turn it into a clear prompt system I can reuse. Your task: analyze all the uploaded images and identify the exact visual DNA behind them. Define my style through: - color palette - mood - textures - lighting - styling - beauty direction - composition - camera feel - product language - emotional tone - level of realism - what makes the style recognizable Then create: 1. A clear name for my signature style 2. A short style definition 3. A full style DNA breakdown 4. A reusable master prompt formula based on this style 5. A negative prompt formula 6. 10 keywords I should always use 7. 10 things I should avoid 8. 3 sample prompts written in my exact style Important: do not describe the images one by one. Extract the pattern behind them. I want a consistent signature aesthetic I can reuse for future prompts. 2️⃣ Second, you need to upload 10-12 references which you like 3️⃣ Third, send this prompt for Claude to create prompts for visuals: Use my signature style, but adapt it to a fictional Miu Miu-inspired café campaign. I want the result to combine: 1. my aesthetic language 2. recognizable Miu Miu-inspired identity My style should shape the image through: - polished feminine luxury - quiet luxury elegance - editorial beauty sensibility - premium commercial composition - glossy refined styling - clean expensive-looking visual direction - soft power femininity - elevated blush-toned minimalism At the same time, the Miu Miu-inspired identity must be visible through: - signature blush pink and powder pink palette - creamy ivory and nude tones - playful luxury - youthful feminine sophistication - cute but expensive mood - satin details - glossy premium surfaces - fashion-house café atmosphere - chic girlish energy Do not make it generic luxury. Do not make it a random pink café.

1️⃣ Step create an avatar I take the pictures from Pinterest upload to nano banana and ask to mix the features of 2 models Create an ultra-realistic selfie of a young woman whose facial features are a balanced mix of the two reference images. Face: combine the soft freckled skin and nose from reference image 1 with the eye shape, lips, and face structure from reference image 2. The result should look like a natural person, not two faces merged. Hair: long dark brown wavy hair. Expression: relaxed confident smile. Camera: handheld smartphone selfie, slightly above eye level, close framing from shoulders up. Lighting: soft natural window light, warm indoor tones, gentle shadows, realistic skin texture with visible pores and freckles. Style: authentic Instagram selfie, minimal retouching, natural beauty look. Clothing: dark knit sweater. Background: simple indoor wall slightly blurred. Lens: smartphone front camera, 28mm equivalent, shallow depth of field. Important: keep the face identity consistent and realistic, smoothly blending features from both reference images. Use image 1 as the primary base and blend 40% features from image 2️⃣ Step. I find pictures from pinterest to dublicate with my avatar and pu this prompt: workflow is this: Reference 1 = identity reference (my model) Reference 2 = scene inspiration Create an ultra realistic summer lifestyle photo inspired by reference 2. A stylish woman standing next to a black SUV on a sunny day, holding an ice cream cone and tasting it. She is wearing a white fitted tank top, layered necklaces and a colorful lightweight wrap skirt. Warm natural sunlight, relaxed vacation atmosphere, greenery and palm trees in the background. Use the facial features and identity from reference 1. Natural skin texture, candid lifestyle photography, shot on a 50mm lens, vibrant summer colors. prompt result Reference 1 = identity reference (my model) Reference 2 = scene inspiration Create an ultra-realistic lifestyle fashion photograph inspired by reference 2.

Creating AI images is one thing Creating the same product and the same model in different camera angles without losing consistency is a completely different challenge 🧐 A lot of people can generate one beautiful frame. But when it comes to making the shot feel like part of the same visual series with a new perspective, a new crop, a new angle, while keeping the identity of the subject intact, that’s where it gets difficult 🥲 The model starts changing.The product details shift. The proportions get weird. And instead of a clean campaign-style set, you get a bunch of images that look unrelated That’s why understanding camera angles in AI generation matters so much. If you know how to prompt for perspective correctly, you can create visuals that feel more intentional, more realistic, and much more useful for actual content, campaigns, and brand work Below, I’m sharing prompts you can use to generate different angles and shots while keeping the same subject more consistent 👇 1) Full length shot EYE level camera Young woman standing against clean cream wall. Oversized ivory blazer, cream silk blouse tucked into camel mini skirt, nude kitten heels. Arms loosely crossed at waist, hands resting softly. Weight shifted to one hip, slight elegant lean. Direct camera gaze, composed expression. Soft brunette low blowout, slight movement. Delicate gold jewelry. Minimal white interior, soft natural shadow on wall. Soft diffused daylight. Full-length shot, eye-level camera. Real blazer fabric drape, real skin texture. 2) Camera above and slightly in front Same model, same outfit, same room. Camera above head height, angled down toward her. Woman standing against cream wall. Top of warm blonde blowout visible and prominent. Face tilted slightly upward toward camera. Ivory blazer shoulders dominant in upper frame. Camel skirt and legs receding downward. Nude slingbacks small at bottom of frame. Marble floor visible around feet. Cream wall behind and below her. Slightly compressed figure from above.

If you are an AI creator and still saying “I can use ChatGPT, Midjourney, and a few other tools,” that is probably why clients are not buying 🚫 Clients do not care that you know tools They care that you can help them make more money, look stronger online, launch faster, or create better content without wasting weeks So if you want clients, stop selling “AI.” Start selling outcomes. The fastest way to find clients as an AI creator is simple: 1. Pick one niche, one painful problem, build one clear offer ✅ For example: I help founders turn raw expertise into authority contentI help brands create campaign visuals without expensive test shootsI help experts build 30 days of content faster with AI-supported strategyI help small businesses turn offers into short-form content that actually converts That is already stronger than “I do AI content.” 2. Build 3 to 5 sharp sample projectsNot random experiments. Real examples. A fake campaign for a fashion brand. A content system for a coach. A before-and-after rewrite for a founder page ✅ 3. Reach out with an angle, not with desperation. Do not say “Hi, I’m an AI creator, do you need help?”Say:“I noticed your content looks inconsistent across platforms. I put together 3 stronger content angles you could test this month.” ✅ 4. Use your own content as proof. Post breakdowns. Show your process. Show weak content and how you would improve it. Show how you think, not just what you generate ✅ 5. Sell a starter offer first. Do not open with a huge retainer if you have no proof.Sell something easy to say yes to:a content audita 10-hook packa 7-day content sprinta founder content systema visual concept pack ✅ 6. Stay close to business results. The more your work touches sales, positioning, launch speed, content consistency, or lead generation, the more clients are willing to pay ✅ And now the real question: How much do clients actually pay? 💸 Based on current Upwork benchmarks for adjacent freelance roles, social media managers are commonly priced around $14 to $35 per hour, with basic social media setup often around $400 to $1,200 per month 🤑

Welcome to AI Creator Income Club 👋 I’m so happy you’re here ❤️ My name is Kate, and I’m the founder of this community. I’m a photographer, SMM specialist, and content creator with over 7 years of experience. Over the last few years, AI completely changed the way I work, the way I create, and most importantly, the way I earn. It helped me increase my income, expand my services, work faster, and build stronger offers for clients. And now, this community is here to help you do the same. I created AI Creator Income Club for photographers, SMM specialists, and content creators who want to turn AI into higher-paying offers, stronger positioning, and more scalable income 💸 This is not just a place to talk about tools. This is a place to learn how to actually use AI in real client work, create services people will pay for, build a portfolio that looks premium, attract better clients, raise your rates, and move from random projects to a more stable creative business. Inside this community, we focus on 4 core areas: 1. AI SkillsHow to actually use Nano Banana, Kling, and other AI tools in real client work. 2. Offer DesignWhat services to sell to clients using AI photo and video. 3. Portfolio & PositioningHow to position yourself not as “someone who uses AI,” but as a specialist who helps brands grow, look stronger, and create better content systems. 4. Clients & IncomeHow to attract clients, sell your services, close retainers, and increase your rates. Everything inside the community is built around one framework: CREATE → PACKAGE → SELL → SCALE CREATE — learn how to use AI tools for photos, videos, carousels, ad creatives, and founder-led content. PACKAGE — turn your skills into clear services and offers. SELL — learn how to communicate value, attract clients, and sell your packages with confidence. SCALE — move from one-off projects to retainers, systems, and scalable products. To make things practical and easy to follow, the community is organized into clear sections: