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08/29/2026

Category: Professional model photography and editorial portrait direction

An editorial portrait becomes memorable when the environment proves the person’s expertise. This prompt builds three genuinely different frames—process, creative decision and finished outcome—while preserving identity and craft details. Save it for founder stories, artisan profiles and personal-brand campaigns.

GeminiAI PortraitPhotography PromptEngineering

NANO BANANA PROMPT
Use Image 1 as the immutable identity and wardrobe reference for the same 52-year-old Latino male ceramic artist, and Image 2 as the exact reference for his finished sculptural vessel. Create three separate 4:5 editorial photographs: A) PROCESS—an intimate macro of his clay-covered hands centering wet terracotta on a spinning wheel; B) DECISION—a medium environmental frame of him applying cobalt glaze at a workbench with test tiles and tools visible; C) OUTCOME—a full-body gallery portrait beside the exact finished vessel on a walnut plinth. Preserve facial identity, age, realistic skin, body proportions, clothing family and vessel geometry. Change camera distance, action, environment and lighting for every frame. Keep the craft credible, anatomy natural and styling non-sexual. No duplicated fingers, impossible tool grip, invented decoration, readable text, logo or watermark.

08/23/2026

Scientific visualization should make evidence easier to see—not fill gaps with imagination. This workflow locks a specimen’s contour, pore pattern, symmetry, damage and scale before turning it into a museum-quality physical model.

PromptEngineering

Copy-paste prompt:
Use Image 1, the microscope image, as the immutable morphology source and Image 2 as the measurement reference. Reconstruct the specimen as a museum-quality enlarged physical model. Preserve the outer contour, symmetry axis, pore count pattern, pore spacing, central raphe, damaged edges and all visible asymmetries; do not complete missing structures by imagination. Scale it to [60 cm long] and include one unlabeled 5 cm reference cube nearby. Material: translucent ivory silica-like resin on a matte black support. Lighting: controlled museum spotlight with physically plausible transmission and subsurface scattering. Camera: 50mm, eye level, 4:5. Keep the display free of labels, text, logos, people, fantasy anatomy and decorative structures not visible in the source.

08/23/2026

Elegance doesn’t ask for attention—it naturally draws it. ✨

Designed with refined craftsmanship and radiant detail, this timeless necklace turns every moment into something unforgettable.

Because the right piece of jewelry doesn’t simply complete your look—it becomes part of your story. 💎

Would you wear it for an elegant evening or save it for your most meaningful celebration?

ElegantJewelry TimelessJewelry JewelryStyle LuxuryStyle EveningStyle StatementNecklace DiamondJewelry JewelryInspiration RadiantElegance TimelessDesign LuxuryCampaign

08/22/2026

Claude Code may be wasting tokens before you even start coding. 👀

Every time a new session reloads your project files, a large part of your context window can disappear before you ask the first real question.

Graphify takes a different approach:

→ It scans your codebase once
→ Builds a structured map of your files
→ Lets Claude query that map first
→ Reduces unnecessary file re-reading
→ Can display your project as a 3D graph in Obsidian

The creator reports up to a 71.5× reduction in token usage, although your results will depend on the project and workflow.

The setup:

1. Install the Graphify skill
2. Generate a map of your project
3. Add the context-navigation rules to CLAUDE.md
4. Tell Claude to query the map before reading raw files
5. Optionally explore everything in Obsidian with the 3D Graph plugin

Less repeated context. Faster navigation. More room for actual coding.

Want the setup and skill link? Comment or DM me “SKILL” and I’ll send it.

Save this for your next Claude Code project. 🔖

CodingTips ContextEngineering TokenOptimization Graphify SoftwareDevelopment AIWorkflow

08/21/2026

Build a Six-Beat Visual Story
A storyboard is not six pretty images—it is six controlled changes. This Nano Banana prompt repeats one invariant hero description and gives every frame a single beat, action and continuity list. Generate one frame at a time, then audit props, wear, light and cause-and-effect.

PROMPT
Create frame [NUMBER] of a six-frame visual story. The invariant hero is [SUBJECT DESCRIPTION: shape, proportions, color, material, unique marks]. Preserve those exact identity details in every frame. This frame’s story beat is [SETUP / TRIGGER / DECISION / ATTEMPT / CONSEQUENCE / RESOLUTION]. Show only this action: [ACTION]. Place it in [ENVIRONMENT] at [TIME OF DAY], using [SHOT SIZE], [CAMERA ANGLE] and [LIGHTING]. Carry forward only these continuity items from the previous frame: [LIST]. Change the composition and environment enough to show real progression while keeping the hero recognizable. Keep scale, shadow direction, wear, props and cause-and-effect physically coherent. Do not add text, speech balloons, extra copies of the hero, unexplained costume changes, new damage, random props or a different visual style. Portrait 4:5.

08/21/2026

Claude Code is powerful—but every new session can feel like starting over. 🧠

It may forget:

→ Bugs you already fixed
→ Decisions you already made
→ Files it already investigated
→ Commands and tests it already ran
→ Why a previous approach failed

That’s what Claude-Mem solves.

Claude-Mem is an open-source persistent-memory system that automatically:

1️⃣ Observes your coding sessions
2️⃣ Captures tool calls, edits, commands and discoveries
3️⃣ Compresses them into useful summaries
4️⃣ Stores them in a searchable local database
5️⃣ Retrieves relevant memories in future sessions

Instead of loading your entire history, it uses progressive disclosure:

Search → Timeline → Full observations

That means Claude can fetch only the history it actually needs—without dumping everything into the context window.

Quick installation:

npx claude-mem install

Or install it inside Claude Code:

/plugin marketplace add thedotmack/claude-mem
/plugin install claude-mem

Restart Claude Code, complete at least one working session, and then ask questions like:

💬 “What bugs did we fix last session?”
💬 “Why did we choose this architecture?”
💬 “What changed in the authentication flow?”
💬 “Show me the recent history of this file.”

Under the hood, Claude-Mem uses lifecycle hooks, a background worker, AI compression, SQLite, full-text search, semantic retrieval and MCP tools.

Important privacy note: the database is local by default, but captured information may still be sent to Claude, Gemini or OpenRouter for compression. Never expose credentials, and use ... for content that should not be stored.

Claude-Mem does not replace Git, documentation, tests or CLAUDE.md. It adds the missing operational memory between coding sessions.

Want the repo, setup guide and recommended configuration?

Comment or DM me “MEMORY” and I’ll send everything. 🔥

08/21/2026

Place Architecture Inside the Real Site
Architecture visualization becomes more useful when the site image is treated as evidence, not inspiration. This prompt locks the camera, parcel, terrain and surroundings, then allows only the proposed building to change. Always verify boundaries, code, dimensions and constructability with qualified professionals.

# PROMPT
Use Image 1 as the exact site photograph and Image 2 as the building-design reference. Insert the proposed [BUILDING TYPE] only inside the marked site boundary. Preserve Image 1's ca’era position, lens, crop, horizon, vanishing points, neighboring buildings, sidewalks, trees, utilities and terrain. Preserve Image 2’s massing logic, primary materials and facade rhythm, adapting only what is required to fit the documented footprint and grade. Align foundations, entrances, paths and retaining elements to the real ground plane. Add physically plausible people, contact shadows and reflections for scale. Do not move the camera, widen the parcel, remove context, invent extra floors, cross the boundary, hide access or alter surrounding architecture. If a requested element cannot fit, reduce it rather than changing the site. Portrait 4:5

08/20/2026

Your AI coding agent doesn’t need a better prompt it needs better skills. ⚡

Superpowers is an open-source skills framework that gives Claude Code a disciplined software-development workflow.

With Superpowers, Claude can:

🧠 Brainstorm before coding
📝 Create clear implementation plans
🧪 Follow test-driven development
🐛 Debug problems systematically
🔍 Review code and catch mistakes
✅ Verify results before claiming completion
🌳 Use Git worktrees safely
🤖 Coordinate multiple coding agents

Instead of jumping straight into code, Claude follows a structured engineering process from idea to verified implementation.

GitHub: github.com/obra/superpowers

CodingAgent

08/20/2026

One approved photo can serve multiple platforms—if the subject stays locked. This Nano Banana prompt expands only the environment, then forces perspective, materials, light and grain to continue naturally. Overlay the source before publishing: the hero should not move by a pixel.

ContentRepurposing CreativeDirection PromptEngineering AIPhotography SocialMediaDesign

Full copy-paste Nano Banana prompt:
Use Image 1 as the only source. Expand the canvas to portrait 4:5 by generating new environment beyond the original frame. Keep the original image region unchanged pixel-for-pixel wherever possible. Preserve the subject’s identity, expression, pose, anatomy, wardrobe, product geometry, scale and exact position. Preserve the camera height, lens, horizon, vanishing points, exposure, white balance, depth of field and grain. Continue only evidence already present: wall geometry, floor seams, ceiling, landscape, texture, light direction, shadows and atmospheric perspective. Use the added area as natural negative space. Do not stretch, crop, move, resize, duplicate, retouch or relight the subject; do not invent doors, furniture, people, text or new focal objects. Blend every boundary invisibly. Output portrait 4:5.

08/20/2026

Turn a Floor Plan Into an Isometric Interior

A floor-plan render is useful only if the plan stays in charge. This Nano Banana prompt translates shell, openings, fixtures and circulation in sequence, then adds correctly scaled furniture. Use the result for concept communication—not permits, code review or construction.

FULL COPY-PASTE PROMPT
Use Image 1 as the sole floor-plan geometry reference. Create a clean furnished isometric cutaway that preserves every exterior wall, interior partition, room boundary, door location and swing, window opening, fixed kitchen run, bathroom fixture and circulation path shown in the plan. Keep relative dimensions and adjacency consistent with the drawing. Use [CEILING HEIGHT], [MATERIAL PALETTE], [FURNITURE STYLE] and a true axonometric camera. Add correctly scaled movable furniture only where it does not block doors, windows or required circulation. Show realistic wall thickness, floor transitions and soft studio lighting. Do not add or remove rooms, move openings, merge walls, invent stairs, change the footprint or present the result as construction documentation. Portrait 4:5.

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