Architectural Image Prompt

Architectural Image Prompt Guide

Create a detailed prompt for generating an architectural image by selecting and combining the following elements

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The result of creating the prompt below using the creation tool and running it in Midjourny.

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0. Prompt Skeleton

/image A [Quality [Detail| [Composition] of a [Subject) in the [Style] style, set in (context] with a [Atmosphere| mood, constructed from (materials], Include (modifiers], use a [Cameral and [Camera settings], in [lighting conditions]

1. Image Quality

Image realism level

• Ultra Realistic: Extremely realistic that is hard to distinguish from reality.
• Photo Realistic: Image that is realistic like a photo.
• Sketched: Image drawn in a sketch style.
• Painted: Image expressed like a painting.
• Rendered: Image made with 3D rendering.
• Illustrated: Image created in an illustrative style.
• Abstracted: Image with non-representational elements.
• Stylized: Image with a distinct style.
• Surreal: Image with dreamlike and illogical elements.
• Futuristic: Image with a modern and innovative style.
• Fantastical: Image with magical and imaginative elements.
• Historical: Image with old and classic elements.
• Minimalist: Image with pared-down design elements.

2. Detail Level

Select the level of detail to be represented in the image.

• Incredibly Detailed: Very detailed.
• Minimalist: Simple style composed of minimal design elements.
• Heavily Ornamented: Style with many complex and decorative elements.
• Abstract: Style with non-representational elements.
• Dynamic: Style with movement and energy.
• Static: Style with stillness and stability.
• 360-Degree: Style that covers a full circle.
• Top-Down: Style from directly above.
• Front: Style from the front.

3. Composition

Determine the composition of the image.

• Perspective: Composition using general perspective.
• Bird's Eye View: A view from above.
• Panorama: Panoramic view covering a wide range.
• Close-Up: Close-up view.
• Aerial View: View from the air.
• Isometric View: View with equal measurements.
• Symmetrical View: View with symmetrical balance.
• Abstract View: View with non-representational elements.
• Dynamic View: View with movement and energy.
• Static View: View with stillness and stability.
• 360-Degree View: View that covers a full circle.
• Top-Down View: View from directly above.
• Front View: View from the front.
• Side View: View from the side.
• Back View: View from the back.
• Three-Quarter View: View from a 45-degree angle.
• Overhead View: View from directly above.
• Ground-Level View: View from ground level.
• Eye-Level View: View at eye level.

4. Subject

Decide the main focus of the image.

• Interior Space: Interior space of a building.
• Exterior Building: Exterior of a building.
• Courtyard: Courtyard or yard.
• Landscape: Natural landscape.
• Metropolis: Urban landscape.
• Example: Residence, Office, Campsite, Spacestation can be combined.

5. Architectural Style

Select the architectural style or genre.

• Midcentury Modern: Modern design from the mid-20th century.
• Metabolist: Japanese Metabolism style that adopts biological and organic forms.
• Brutalist: Brutalism characterized by rough concrete use.
• Postmodern: Late modern architectural style.
• Neoclassical: Revival of classical architecture.
• Art Deco: Decorative arts style from the 1920s and 1930s.
• Gothic Revival: Revival of Gothic architecture.
• Futurism: Artistic and social movement that emphasizes the future.
• Deconstructivism: Architectural style that explores the fragmentation and non-linear processes of design.
• Minimalism: Style that uses pared-down design elements.
• Baroque: Ornate and extravagant style.
• Rococo: Late Baroque style characterized by elegance and ornamentation.
• Modernist: Modern architectural style.
• International Style: Modern architectural style that emerged in the 1920s and 1930s.
• Victorian: Architectural style from the Victorian era.
• Renaissance: Revival of classical architecture and art.
• Colonial: Architectural style from the colonial period.

6. Atmosphere

Set the emotional atmosphere of the image.

• Serene: Peaceful and calm atmosphere.
• Frenetic: Busy and energetic atmosphere.
• Intriguing: Mysterious atmosphere that stimulates curiosity.
• Awe-Inspiring: Majestic atmosphere that evokes awe.
• Ethereal: Light, delicate, and otherworldly atmosphere.
• Dystopian: Dark, oppressive, and futuristic atmosphere.
• Utopian: Idealistic, harmonious, and futuristic atmosphere.
• Surreal: Dreamlike, bizarre, and illogical atmosphere.
• Cybernetic: High-tech, futuristic, and artificial atmosphere.
• Organic: Natural, flowing, and biological atmosphere.
• Industrial: Urban, gritty, and mechanical atmosphere.
• Historical: Old, classic, and nostalgic atmosphere.
• Futuristic: Modern, innovative, and advanced atmosphere.
• Fantastical: Magical, mythical, and imaginative atmosphere.
• Apocalyptic: Catastrophic, desolate, and post-disaster atmosphere.

7. Context

Determine the background in which the image is set.

• Tokyo: Urban environment of Tokyo.
• Peru: Traditional or natural background of Peru.
• Pacific Northwest: Distinct natural environment of the North American Pacific coast.
• Nile Valley: Valley of the Nile River.
• Example: Ancient Ruins, Modern City, Futuristic Metropolis can be combined.
• Underwater: Underwater environment.
• Space: Outer space environment.
• Fantasy World: Imaginary world with magical elements.
• Post-Apocalyptic: Environment after a catastrophic event.
• Cyberpunk City: Futuristic city with high-tech and low-life elements.

8. Materials

Select the primary architectural materials.

• Brick: Brick.
• Glass: Glass.
• Wood: Wood.
• Rainbow: Imaginary material with vibrant colors.
• Bubbles: Bubble-like material.
• Chocolate: Chocolate-like material.
• Ice: Ice-like material.
• Metal: Metal material.
• Stone: Stone material.
• Paper: Paper material.
• Plastic: Plastic material.
• Fabric: Fabric material.
• Concrete: Concrete material.
• Marble: Marble material.
• Gold: Gold material.
• Diamond: Diamond material.
• Crystal: Crystal material.
• Ceramic: Ceramic material.
• Leather: Leather material.
• Fur: Fur material.
• Feather: Feather material.
• Grass: Grass material.

9. Modifiers

Additional architectural elements.

• Cantilever: Projecting structure.
• Geodesic Dome: Geodesic dome.
• Gothic Arches: Gothic style arches.
• Oculus: Central open circular or oval window.
• Spiral Staircase: Staircase that spirals around a central axis.
• Green Roof: Roof covered with vegetation.
• Reflective Surface: Surface that reflects light.
• Water Feature: Architectural element with water.
• Solar Panels: Panels that convert sunlight into electricity.
• Wind Turbine: Device that converts wind energy into electricity.
• Green Wall: Vertical garden on a building facade.

10. Camera Type

Select the type of camera to capture the image.

• DSLR: Digital single-lens reflex camera.
• Polaroid: Instant camera.
• Kodak Gold 200: Traditional film camera.
• Fujifilm Superia: High-quality film camera.

11. Camera Settings

Camera settings for the image.

• f/8: Aperture value.
• ISO 200: ISO sensitivity.
• Wide-Angle Lens: Wide-angle lens.
• Telephoto Lens: Telephoto lens.
• Macro Lens: Macro lens.
• Fish-Eye Lens: Fish-eye lens.
• Prime Lens: Prime lens.
• Zoom Lens: Zoom lens.
• Manual Focus: Manual focus.
• Auto Focus: Auto focus.
• Shutter Speed 1/100: Shutter speed.
• Portrait Mode: Portrait mode.

12. Lighting Condition

Select the lighting conditions to apply to the image.

• Late Afternoon Light: Natural light in the late afternoon.
• Golden Hour: Warm, soft light during sunrise or sunset.
• Overcast: Soft, diffused light on a cloudy day.
• Moonlight: Illumination by the moon.
• Neon Glow: Bright, colorful artificial light.
• Candlelight: Soft, warm light from candles.
• Firelight: Warm light from a fire.
• Bioluminescence: Natural light produced by living organisms.
• Laser Light: Intense, focused light from lasers.
• Strobe Light: Rapidly flashing light.
• Ultraviolet Light: Invisible light beyond the violet end of the spectrum.
• Infrared Light: Invisible light beyond the red end of the spectrum.

Use this guide to create a variety of architectural images!