You can create multiple styles of images using the AI image generator. Here is a guide to help you along the way!

• Setting and Environment: This includes specifics like indoor or outdoor scenes, types of landscapes (e.g., forest, beach, urban), time of day (e.g., dawn, midday, dusk), and weather conditions (e.g., sunny, rainy, snowy).
• Objects and Props: Details about specific objects that should be included in the scene, such as furniture, vehicles, electronic devices, books, and more, including their style and placement.
• Characters and People: Descriptions of people in the image, including their age, gender, race, clothing, and actions. This also covers expressions and poses.
• Color Scheme and Lighting: Preferences for colors and the overall tone of the image, as well as specific lighting conditions (e.g., soft, shadowy, bright, neon).
• Architectural Style: For buildings or structures, specifying styles like modern, traditional, Gothic, Art Deco, etc.
• Clothing and Fashion: Types of clothing, fashion styles, period-specific attire, or uniforms.
• Flora and Fauna: Types of plants, trees, flowers, or animals and how they are incorporated into the scene.
• Artist name: While Dalle can't replicate the exact style of modern artists or copyrighted works, it can create images in their style. such as impressionistic, surreal, or abstract. (Pi Caso, Johannes Vermeer, Da Vinci, Van Gogh, Michelangelo, Andy Warhol, etc.)
• Mood and Atmosphere: The overall feeling or mood the image should convey, such as peaceful, energetic, mysterious, or joyful.
• Perspective and Composition: Angles and perspectives, like a bird’s-eye view, close-up, or wide angle, and the composition of elements within the image.
• Design/genre: Animation features like Steampunk, Waterhouse, Japanese anime, grunge, Pixar movies, etc.
• Rendering/ lighting properties: Volumetric, softbox, long exposure, blue lightning, fairy lights, octane render, etc.
• Camera lens: Sony Alpha α7, ISO1900, Leica M etc.

• Impressionism: Characterized by small, thin brush strokes, open composition, emphasis on accurate depiction of light, and ordinary subject matter.
• Surrealism: Features bizarre, dream-like scenes with an element of surprise or unexpected juxtapositions.
• Cubism: Known for its use of abstracted, geometric forms and a departure from traditional perspective.
• Expressionism: Focuses on representing emotions and subjective interpretations rather than reality, often using bold colors and dynamic brushstrokes.
• Realism: Aims to depict subjects as they appear in everyday life, with a high level of detail and a focus on ordinary, unidealized depiction.
• Abstract Art: Art that does not attempt to represent an accurate depiction of visual reality but instead uses shapes, colors, forms, and gestural marks to achieve its effect.
• Art Nouveau: Characterized by its use of long, sinuous lines and curves, often inspired by natural forms.
• Baroque: Known for its grandeur, rich colors, and sense of movement, drama, and contrast.
• Renaissance: Focuses on harmony, proportion, and realistic perspective, often depicting religious and mythological scenes.
• Gothic: Recognizable by its arches, detailed ornamentation, and often religious subject matter.
• Art Deco: Known for its symmetrical, geometric, streamlined, and often simple yet opulent style.
• Fauvism: Features wild brushwork and strong colors, with less emphasis on realistic representations.