Brickform dinosaurs. These are highly experimental prompts, so you can technically adjust the settings. I decided to use it for dinosaurs:
class Brickform_DNA: def __init__(self): self.subject = "[CREATURE]" self.parents = { "composition_parent": "Exploded LEGO master-build hero, components suspended mid-assembly", "material_parent": "Glossy injection-molded ABS plastic with crisp stud tolerances", "graphic_parent": "Vintage natural-history museum specimen plate", "atmosphere_parent": "Toy-photography studio on a crisp seamless backdrop" } self.mutations = { "semantic_mutation": "Inside the creature, a tiny brick-built habitat shows where it lives and how it moves", "information_mutation": "Numbered build-step callouts, part-count badges, minifig-scale reference, brick color legend", "medium_mutation": "Collector instruction-manual page on matte-coated paper", "scale_mutation": "Hero macro of the figure with microscopic stud-level detail" } self.color_dna = { "base": "# F2EFE6", "primary": "# E3000B", "secondary": "# 0055BF", "accent": "# FFD500", "glow": "# 7CD600" } # composition · material · graphic · atmosphere · mutation self. style_mix = [0.40, 0.22, 0.23, 0.10, 0.05] def generate_subject(self): subject = """ [CREATURE] as a premium hero object, partially exploded into components. Reveal materials, internal mechanisms, construction traces, surface finish, signature features, and a miniature world inside showing its origin, use, and meaning. If details are missing, infer plausible premium materials, construction logic, and visually distinctive components. """ return render( subject, format="vertical collectible specimen poster", title="BRICKFORM_DNA", subtitle="BUILT FROM 1,247 PIECES", palette=self.color_dna, constraints="premium, precise, bold saturated color, " "minimal clutter, sharp focus, no watermark" )