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Same Scene, Different Art Style

How do you change only the art style of an AI image while keeping the scene the same? Name the target style and state that the composition, pose and color layout stay unchanged, using styles such as anime, watercolor, pixel art, comic, paper cut, claymation or isometric 3D.

Keep the scene and change only the art style, and one result can serve several purposes.

Terms and previews

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  1. Anime style

    Clear outlines, cel shading

  2. Watercolor

    Bleeding paint, paper grain

  3. Pixel art

    Drawn in large square dots, an old video game feel

  4. Comic book style

    Bold ink lines, halftone dots

  5. Paper cut style

    A layered, cut-paper 3D look

  6. Claymation

    The texture of clay figures

  7. Isometric 3D

    A small 3D model viewed at an angle from above

How to use it

  • When changing only the style, always write "keep the composition, pose and color layout." Without it the whole scene changes.
  • Adding one material or texture after the style name makes the result more specific. Example: watercolor, rough paper texture.
  • Instead of a specific artist or studio name, describe the traits in words. It avoids copyright issues and gives more consistent results.

Prompts to copy

Paper cut conversion

Keep the composition, character pose and color layout of the attached image exactly the same, and change only the art style to Paper cut style.
- A sense of depth from 3 to 4 layers of paper, with soft shadows between layers.
- Show the paper grain.
- Do not add any text or logos.

Source posts: @sferro21

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