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AI image prompt starters
94 ideas. Make them your own.
Original image prompt starters created for Guiles Works. Adapt the subject, style, lighting, and details to suit your business or creative project.
Portraits · Products · Social graphics · Technical views · Packaging · Retro & game art · Website assets
This is a reference pack of 94 original starters—not an image generator or a collection of finished images. Use it with the image tool you choose.
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Includes the prompts and a short usage guide. Free to adapt for personal or commercial creative work; see the included README for permissions. No images or generation credits included.
Prompts are starting points, not guaranteed results. Review generated images and any provider’s usage terms before using them commercially.
Start small. Make it yours.
Choose a starter, describe what makes your business different, and change one detail at a time. Keep the versions you like and build from there.
Try a product prompt
[Product] centered on a seamless [neutral color] background, soft studio light, realistic surface finish, complete silhouette visible, subtle grounding shadow. Use the supplied product reference; do not invent features.
Try a social-post backdrop
A single [object representing a useful tip] on a minimal contrasting background, clear silhouette, gentle depth, small decorative accents, ample space for a short tip overlaid afterward.
Try a website hero
A cinematic but believable [business-relevant scene], main subject toward the right, calm low-detail area on the left for website copy, restrained [brand palette], no lettering or buttons.
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Meet Jesse Guiles.
I’m an artist, programmer, and hands-on problem solver based in Lake County, California. I’ve been making art for over 50 years and programming for over 40—from the Commodore 64 days to today’s websites and creative tools.
My work brings together web design, illustration, interactive storytelling, game-world projects, automation, and AI-assisted visual creation. I also spent two years volunteering with Midjourney, helping people explore creative image-making.
I care about both sides of a good website: how it feels, and how well it works. Clear information, thoughtful design, and useful tools—without making things complicated for you.
Need the website to go with your ideas? Explore Guiles Works or tell me what you have in mind.