Hey everyone! Our NSFW section (21+) is now live in the Classroom, giving you a new space to learn how to create realistic, consistent AI models. We’ve also removed a few things and cleaned up the page so you can find what you need faster and spend more time creating. Sorry for any inconvenience during the cleanup, and thank you for your patience! We’ll keep improving the camp to make learning easier and bring you more value. Check out the updated Classroom and let us know what you’d love to see next! 🙌

Creating a good AI image usually doesn’t happen on the first try. 🚫🎯 It’s a process of trial and error 🔄. The first image was my starting point. 🖼️ Then I changed the prompt ✍️, adjusted the details 🔧, and generated another version. From there, I kept refining what worked and fixing what didn’t. 🛠️✨ Every generation teaches you something new 💡 — composition 📐, positioning 👐, lighting 💡, hands ✋, expressions 😊, clothing 👗, and more. 🔥 The key is NOT expecting perfection on the first prompt. Generate ➡️ Evaluate ➡️ Adjust ➡️ Generate Again 🔄 That’s where the real improvement happens. 🚀 Image 1️⃣ → Starting point Image 2️⃣ → Prompt adjustments ✍️ Image 3️⃣ → Refinement ✨ 🎯 Don’t be afraid to experiment — that’s how you get better results! 💪🤖

🚨 Claude just quietly added FREE training for almost every business role… and barely anyone is talking about it. Marketing. Sales. Product. Design. Finance. Research. Data. Engineering. Operations. Instead of randomly asking AI questions, you can now learn how to actually use Claude for the work you do. This is exactly what I keep saying: The advantage isn’t just having access to AI. It’s knowing how to use it better than everyone else. I’m going through these lessons and pulling out anything useful we can apply inside AI Workflow Camp. 👇 Which section should I go through first? Marketing, Sales, Design, or Research?

What i thought was correct prompt turned into this. Can it go viral lets see.