Examples

Want to create a moody detective story?

1. Add a Scene node for your city at night.
2. Connect a Subject node for your detective.
3. Attach Lighting and Camera nodes to set the mood and angle.
4. Add Effect nodes for rain and neon reflections.

Try this: Change the lighting node from “blue neon” to “warm sunset” to instantly shift the mood.

Why? Using effects like rain and motion blur makes your scene feel alive.

Great for storyboards, concept art, or AI-generated comics!

• Scene → Subject (Detective, raincoat, tense expression)
• Scene → Lighting (Blue neon, moody, night)
• Scene → Camera (Low angle, 50mm lens, dramatic composition)
• Subject → Effect (Rain, motion blur)
• Lighting → Effect (Light reflections, wet surfaces)

Inspiration: Try swapping the detective for a robot, or add a second subject for a dramatic confrontation. It’s easy to experiment—just drag, drop, and connect!

Want a perfect product shot?

1. Start with a Scene node for your studio background.
2. Add a Subject node for your product (like a wristwatch).
3. Connect Material nodes for details (metal, glass, leather).
4. Attach Lighting and Camera nodes for the right look.
5. Add Effect nodes for reflections or shadows.

Try this: Add an attribute node for “limited edition” or “water resistant” to highlight features.

Why? This setup makes it easy to keep your style consistent and quickly adapt for new products.

Perfect for e-commerce, marketing, or portfolio shots!

• Scene → Subject (Wristwatch, centered, elegant)
• Subject → Material (Polished metal, glass, leather strap)
• Scene → Lighting (Softbox, high key, white background)
• Lighting → Effect (Glossy reflections, subtle shadows)
• Scene → Camera (Macro, f/2.8, sharp focus)
• Subject → Attribute (Water resistant, limited edition)

Inspiration: Try duplicating your graph for a new product—just swap out the subject and tweak the materials. It’s fast and keeps your brand looking sharp!

Want to design a unique character?

1. Set the scene with a Scene node (like a fantasy forest).
2. Add a Subject node for your character (elf archer, confident pose).
3. Connect Attribute and Material nodes for details (armor, cloak, bow).
4. Attach Effect nodes for magic or glowing items.
5. Add Lighting nodes for atmosphere (sunbeams, mist).

Try this: Change the effect node to give your character a magical aura or swap the scene for a new setting.

Why? You can quickly make new characters by copying your graph and changing just a few nodes.

Great for games, comics, or worldbuilding projects!

• Scene → Subject (Elf archer, confident pose, forest setting)
• Subject → Attribute (Emerald eyes, silver armor, green cloak)
• Subject → Material (Leather boots, metal bow, crystal arrow)
• Subject → Effect (Glowing bowstring, magical aura)
• Scene → Lighting (Sunbeams, dappled light, morning)
• Lighting → Effect (Soft glow, mist)

Inspiration: Use relation nodes to show how characters interact or team up. Try making a whole team by copying and tweaking your graph!