A hands-on introduction to creating useful AI images from a brief, with structured prompting, editing, continuity checks, and tool-aware practice.
Work from a visual brief to a reviewable image workflow. You will compare generation and editing approaches, practice prompt structure, preserve character and scene continuity, and test hosted and local options without treating a particular interface as permanent. The course emphasizes version records, permissions, artifact review, and disclosure for synthetic media.
Turn a visual brief into structured image prompts and controlled iterations. Evaluate image edits, consistency, realism, and artifacts against a stated purpose. Compare hosted and local image workflows while recording setup and provenance decisions. Produce a small, reviewable image set with prompts, source notes, and disclosure where needed.
No programming is required. Bring a clearly defined visual use case, basic file-management skills, and only images or likenesses you are authorized to use.
Beginners who want a clear, guided introduction without unnecessary jargon
People who learn best through examples, guided lessons, and hands-on practice
Professionals, creators, and independent builders looking for a repeatable workflow
Lesson 1 is free
7 lessons · Beginner · Full course.
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