The AI Art

Cookbook
How to generate stunning AI art

Exploring more than 1,500 prompts

Curated by Ran Liron, Daniel Trabelsi, Inbal Weisman and Ron David Ben Ishay
What is it all about?
What if creativity could be democratized?

What if everyone, regardless of talent or experience, could access their inner creative spark
and bring their ideas to life? That is the promise of generative AI.

By harnessing the power of machine learning, we can create a new era of creativity, where
everyone has the tools they need to express themselves.

In this book we’ll explore the world of generative AI prompts – simple, open-ended
statements that serve as a starting point for generating new content, without relying on
reference to the work living visual artists.

This book isn’t just about showcasing the power of generative AI – it is about making that
power accessible to everyone. If you've ever felt that you lacked the talent or inspiration to
express yourself creatively, this book is for you.

With generative AI, creativity democratization is within reach.

Let's unlock your creative potential together!

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About the structure of this book
In this book we’ll demonstrate the effect of different terms (aka “Prompts”).
In order to do this, we’ll review the effect of each prompt on a fixed set of base prompts.
In each chapter, we’ll use slightly different base set on which we demonstrate each prompt.

A base set, for example might be:

“No modifications”, “Flower”, “Cat”, “Boy”, “couple”, “room”, “Nordic fjord”

So, to demonstrate the effect of the term “Glass”, for example, we’ll use the prompts:

/imagine prompt: Glass , flower --v 4

/imagine prompt: Glass , cat--v 4

Etc. - See next page for full example of the prompts and output.

On some cases, when we didn’t like the initial images we got, we flipped the order of the elements i.e -
instead of - prompt: glass , Cat we used prompt: Cat, glass ( Yes , the order makes a difference).

in a few cases, when this wasn't enough to get a clear results, we add a preposition, i.e -
Something along the line of prompt: Cat from glass.
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The process
For example, to demonstrate the effect of [Glass], we rendered eight images with MidJourney v4:

1. /imagine prompt: Glass 1 2 3 4

2. /imagine prompt: Glass , flower --v 4

3. /imagine prompt: Glass , cat --v 4

4. /imagine prompt: Glass , boy --v 4

5. /imagine prompt: Glass , couple --v 4

6. /imagine prompt: Glass , room --v 4

7. /imagine prompt: Glass , car --v 4

5 6 7 8
8. /imagine prompt: Glass , Nordic fjord --v 4

And one additional image with MidJourney v5, using just the relevant prompt:

9. /imagine prompt: Glass --v 5 --ar 16:9

Each of the above prompted generated 4 option.

We picked one example to present it to you. 9
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The process
/imagine prompt: boy , FairyCore
Another example…

[FairyCore]: Fairy tales and fantasy worlds, soft pastels, flowers, and magical themes

Just the Prompt Flower Cat Boy

couple Room Car Nordic fjord

/imagine prompt: car , FairyCore /imagine prompt: Nordic fjord, FairyCore

Content

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The AI Cookbook
● Part 1: The basic

● Part 2: Craft & Materials

● Part 3: Screen media

● Part 4: Architecture

● Part 5: Photography

● Part 6: Structured prompts

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Part 1: The basic
1. Base prompts 3. Environments

1.1 General base prompts (27MB) 3.1 Miscellaneous environments (9MB)

1.2 Retro-futuristic genres (19MB) 3.2 Natural environments (34MB)

1.3 Contemporary Aesthetics (16MB) 3.3 Man made environments (29MB)

2. Modifiers

2.1 Base Modifiers (28MB)

2.2 Make it colorful! (8MB)

2.3 Rendering engines:

2.3.1 Rendering engines, part 1 (26MB)

2.3.2 Rendering engines - part 2 (19MB)

2.4 Emotions (24MB)

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Part 2: Craft & Materials
4. Art & Crafts 6: Painting, drawing and sketching

4.1 Art & Craft - general & visual (16MB) 6.1: Painting materials (8MB)

4.2 Performing arts (4MB) 6.2: Drawing & sketching materials & techniques (14MB)

4.3 Crafts (19MB) 6.3: Structural drawings (11MB)

4.4 Design Media (4MB) 6.4: Character design & Specs (16MB)

6.5: Painting styles & techniques (36MB)

5. Materials

5.1 Materials - General (10MB)

5.2 Metals (9MB)

5.3 Stone(ies) (19MB)

5.4 Ingredients (13MB)

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Part 3: Screen media
7. Screen media: Genres (13MB) 10.2 Western Animation (Beside Disney & Pixar)

8: The big screen 10.2.1 Part 1 (26MB)

8.1 Science Fiction Movies (50MB) 10.2.2 Part 2 (21MB)

8.2 Fantasy Movies (16MB) 10.3 Disney & Pixar Animation Movies

8.3 Star Trek Movies (16MB) 10.3.1 Part 1 (32MB)

8.4 Star Wars Movies (40MB) 10.3.2 Part 2 (41MB)

8.5 Classic Fiction/Fantasy Movie (22MB) 10.3.3 Part 3 (30MB)

9. TV shows 10.4 Anime (33MB)

9.1 TV shows: Fantasy & Drama (36MB) 11. Games

9.2 TV shows - Si Fi (41MB) 11.1 Games - part 1 (43MB)

9.3 Star Trek TV series & spin-off (36MB) 11.2 Games - part 2 (39MB)

10. Animation 11.3 Games - part 3 (33MB)

10.1 Animation: Style / Producers (7MB)

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Part 4: Architecture (Coming soon)
12.1 Ancient Architecture

12.2 Medieval Architecture

12.3 Renaissance and Baroque Architecture

12.4 Modern Western Architecture

12.5 Contemporary Western Architecture

12.6 Non-Western architecture

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Part 5: Photography
13. Types of photography
14. Lenses and filters
15. Image Composition
16. Lighting and exposure
17. Historical styles
18. Photography effects

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Part 6: Structured prompts
● Characters

● Photography

● Graphics and typography

● Environments

● Objects

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● Fantasy

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● Miscellaneous useful prompts

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Questions? Suggestions? request?

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Who is behind this book?

This book was created through long, long nights of research, discovery, testing, discussions, and
image generation by Ran Liron, Daniel Trabelsi, Inbal Weisman and Ron David Ben Ishay

Ran Liron
Daniel Trabelsi
AI Art junkie, and also…
● Managing the UX training program @ the Technion Avid tech enthusiast - especially AI.

School of continuing education. Project manager in information & digital systems.

● Head of the Product Design group @ SKAI
● UX Mentor @ Google for startups
UXing since the 20th century… You can reach Daniel on:

● Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/daniel.trabelsi
You can reach Ran on:
● Email: Danieltr993@hotmail.com
● Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ranliron/
● Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RanLironAIArt/
● Email: LironRan@gmail.com

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Who is behind this book?

Inbal Weisman Ron David Ben Ishay

Mixed media and photography artist, master of An experienced creative director with a passion for
Midjourney and GPT chat, AI art tools, a teacher and generative AI, delivering results for global and local
lecturer
businesses over 20 years while raising a wonderful
You can reach Inbal on: family of five.

Email: inbaliya@gmail.com
You can reach Ron on:
Instagram:
●Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rdbiart/
https://www.instagram.com/inbaliya_ai/?hl=en
●Instagram: @RDBI -
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/toferethalomot/
https://www.instagram.com/rdbi/
Website: www.toferethalomot.com

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Enjoy the book and your creative process -

We are looking forward for your feedback!

The AI Art Cookbook team

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