Description:

This package is specifically designed for e-commerce segment. Why? Because free resources limit your ability to create your unique design and add individuality. This set will be useful for those who seek high-end individuality and for those who want to understand the mechanics of the text2image magic process rather than just generating backgrounds and images. You will see which language Flux1 understands and when we remove excessive waste words like "realism," "realistic," "ultra-realistic," 8K, and others. We exclude and reject plasticity in objects and a non-overloaded engine, which gives us an honest realism. Can you make the engine display surreal compositions without controllers or adapters? You can, but it's essential to understand how Flux1 plays the game, and when we follow these rules, the engine delivers this mystique in its pure text2image form!

The package includes:
1. An instruction guide showing how I built the concept using backgrounds from this package;
2. Five original prompts for backgrounds that you can experiment with and write your own works based on;
3. Five of these same backgrounds included in the package itself.

Why is this package valuable if you can simply ask an LLM to write a detailed prompt? You can, but it won't write as you need, as language models often describe things dryly without immersing in the details, focusing on the overall picture. Models like Flux1 understand and prefer lyrical language and dislike dry, technical text. If you feed this dry text with complex compositions into the prompts you received from the LLM model, it will output mush, and you will need to burden the system with controllers and adapters to get decent art. But you can avoid all of that and write prompts in Flux1's native language, which it understands and was born from.