Organizing AI Art Materials(GPT Introduction Part 8)

10 Key Tips for Mastering AI Art Creation with GPT

Hello everyone, I want to write a 10-part series about GPT Introduction. This is the 8th article.

Future Trends of GPT in the Next X Years (GPT Introduction Part 1)

From Simple to Complex: GPT - From Answers to Solutions (GPT Introduction Part 2)

Don't Know? Ask: Let GPT Teach You How to Use GPT(GPT Introduction Part 3)

5 Steps to Mastering AI Communication(GPT Introduction Part 4)

3 Steps to Create the Perfect AI Persona(GPT Introduction Part 5)

GPT and Negation: Unveiling AI Control Logic(GPT Introduction Part 6)

Unlocking the Core Features of GPT Smart Input Method(GPT Introduction Part 7)

Using what I've learned from the previous articles, I've started creating an AI art character template.

Next, let's organize an AI drawing concept dictionary. This will be a handy reference for models like Midjourney and Stable Diffusion.

Here's the preparation and expected results:

Scenario 1: You already have some scattered concepts in your text tool. This is the best-case scenario for organizing existing materials.

Scenario 2: You have a reference dictionary from the internet. It works, but since it's not tailored to your knowledge, it might not be as useful.

Scenario 3: You need to organize materials you're unfamiliar with. Start with a small prompt to GPT to get the ball rolling.

I will focus on the first scenario but also provide a beginner-friendly solution for the third scenario. Through practical examples, you'll learn four reusable techniques:

1. Cluster and sort data in the GPT dialogue box.

2. Split long inputs/outputs with a single command.

3. Use intelligent data proofreading to avoid errors and repetition.

4. Utilize intelligent filling and expansion.