Structure of effective prompts

Basic anatomy of an effective prompt:

Include key components such as subject, style, materials, context, and technical parameters to clearly communicate your design intent.

Here are some examples of these components:

1. Subject : What you're designing
   Example: office chair, sports car, coffee machine
   
   

2. Style: Design language or aesthetic direction
   Example: minimalist, industrial, organic
   
   

3. Materials & Finishes: Physical properties. What materials should it appear to be made of?
   Example: brushed aluminum, walnut veneer, matte plastic
   
   

4. Context / Environment: Setting or background: where is this object or element used or viewed?
   Example: studio environment, outdoor scene, contextual setting
   
   

5. Technical Parameters: Rendering details and specifications
   Example: photorealistic, isometric view, cutaway
   
   

💡 While not every prompt needs all these elements, including relevant ones for your specific project will yield the best results.

Example 1:

Example 2:

Prompt: Vintage scrambler motorcycle, 70s aesthetic, metal tank, leather seat, knobby tires