Louise Dutka

People keep asking me how I create my AI images.

Honestly?

It’s not the tool.
It’s the prompt.

Same AI. Same tool.
Completely different results just from knowing exactly what to type.

Over the past year or more I’ve been collecting, testing and refining the prompts that actually work.

The cinematic ones.
The editorial ones.
The ones that make people stop scrolling and ask “how did you make that?”

So I’ve pulled 54 of them together into one pack.

Higgsfield. ChatGPT. Gemini.

Everything from fashion editorials to beauty portraits to surreal fantasy scenes.

Plus the Identity Lock system so your face stays consistent across every generation.

Plus the Universal Negative Prompt that eliminates bad anatomy and plastic skin instantly.

Plus the Bedroom Baddie Content Generator with built-in randomiser for unlimited variations.

This is not a basic prompt list.
This is the shortcut I wish I’d had when I started.

The AI Image Creator Prompt Pack is live now for $37.

Link in bio 🩷
Or comment PROMPTS below and I’ll send you the link directly.
🩷🖤✨

So.

Can we talk about AI-generated images for a hot minute?

Because some of the stuff that comes out is... well.

Let's just say not every prompt lands the way you think it will.

I asked for "professional headshot" yesterday.

Got back what looked like a cross between a stock photo model and someone's uncle at Christmas dinner.

With six fingers.

Then there is this with 4 arms 😂

AI is incredible. Revolutionary. Life-changing.

But it's also beautifully, hilariously imperfect.

And honestly? That's part of the fun.

Anyone else getting some proper weird results lately?

Drop your funniest AI fails below 👇

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Most people are stuck in their head.

Thinking about what they should do.
Planning the perfect move.
Waiting for the right moment.

Meanwhile.
Life is happening.
Opportunities are passing.
Time is moving.

The gap between thinking and doing?
That's where dreams go to die.

Stop overthinking.
Start doing.

Even if it's messy.
Even if it's not perfect.
Even if you're scared.

Done is better than perfect.
Always.

Test post from Lou automation stack! 🩷🤖