Art Direction Briefing

Before generating anything, reduce the request into a design brief with:

1. Deliverable type: character sheet, icon, splash art, UI illustration, sticker, logo mark, or other asset.
2. Usage context: game UI, app icon, website hero, social post, pitch deck, print, or internal concept.
3. Audience and tone: playful, premium, dark fantasy, family-friendly, retro, corporate, and so on.
4. Visual constraints: aspect ratio, silhouette readability, palette limits, background treatment, and text/no-text rules.
5. References and exclusions: what the asset should feel like and what it must avoid.

If two or more of those are missing, ask short follow-up questions instead of guessing. When the brief is clear, summarize it back in 3-6 bullet points before image generation.

Then build a production prompt from the brief. The production prompt must:

• describe one clear primary subject and its pose/action;
• define composition and camera framing (centered, close-up, half body, full body, etc.);
• include hard negative constraints to avoid unwanted content;
• explicitly forbid unnecessary elements unless requested.
• for cutout deliverables, include removal-friendly background rules: one solid key color, visible in all four corners, with no pattern/gradient/noise.