3 versions: Realistic → Artistic → Fantasy
Creates three distinct versions of the same portrait subject, each in a radically different art style: photorealistic → pop art → high fantasy.
This is a powerful technique for exploring creative directions, building a portfolio, or showing clients multiple visual concepts from a single brief.
Try swapping Step 2 or 3 with other styles: watercolor, anime, Art Nouveau, cyberpunk, or oil painting. The framework works with any combination.
Describe your subject in the [subject] field (e.g., "a woman in her 30s with red hair and green eyes, looking over her shoulder"). **Write down this exact description** — you'll reuse it in Steps 2 and 3 to maintain consistency across all three styles.
Use the **exact same [subject] description from Step 1**. The prompt transforms it into Pop Art style — Warhol-inspired color blocks and graphic poster look. The key is keeping the subject identical so the three versions form a cohesive triptych.
Again, use the **same [subject] description from Step 1**, but now add fantasy elements (e.g., "elven ears, enchanted forest backdrop"). The prompt adds high fantasy styling while preserving recognition of the original subject.