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Monday moods, Tuesday environments, Wednesday a character who keeps his look, Thursday key art. Plus what stays outside it: no sprite sheets, no tiles, no engine-ready assets.
Six checks and a short order of work for a small shop selling generated art: what the terms give you, what they do not, and why you read the pixels before you order stock.
Your show is judged at the size of a fingernail, in a grid of a hundred other squares. Five rejected drafts, what was wrong with each, and the rules they add up to.
Autumn specials, a poster for the new brunch, a picture of a dish you have not cooked yet. Where generated food images earn their place in a small kitchen, and the one place they must not go.
The art can come from a prompt. The title, the spine and the genre signals still need a human eye. A practical split of the work for indie authors, with the rights spelled out.
A candle shop, a bakery, a one-person studio: a recurring face makes a small brand's feed feel like somebody runs it. Where an AI presenter helps, where she backfires, and how to keep her the same.
The API docs tell you how to make one picture. An agency needs to make thousands for a dozen clients without losing track of who paid for what. Six rules from the way the API actually behaves.
A coin price is not a budget. The unit a team should plan in is the finished asset, and the packages built for teams only pay off once you know your own keeper rate. A method in four steps.
One product photo, a phone-shaped frame and no monthly fee. What AI video genuinely makes easy for a small shop's feed, and the jobs we would still give to a person.
Twenty concepts before lunch is a real advantage. A faithful photograph of your client's product is not. Knowing the line is the whole skill.
The face survives a hundred posts because of references, not adjectives. A working method, and the rules that decide what you can actually publish.
No share, no credit, no separate commercial licence. And three honest limits that no generator can write away for you.
