Guides that change what you make
Eight guides to making better hentai and manhwa art, written to be used at the keyboard rather than read once. Start with the prompt blueprint - It explains the order models respond to, and that single idea explains most of what seems arbitrary about prompting.
Start here
One guide is genuinely foundational. The prompt blueprint covers the four-part order - Quality, subject, setting, camera - And why rearranging those four changes your output more than any slider on the page.
- Quality tags first, and keep them short.
- Subject second. This is the part people under-write.
- Setting third, and put the light direction here.
- Camera last. Three words that change everything.
Then solve the problem you have
Match the guide to the symptom.
Character keeps changing
That is a consistency problem. Read this one.
Images look flat and dull
Usually a camera problem, sometimes a light problem. Try camera angles and colour and light.
Artefacts and bad hands
Negative prompts - But keep the list short.
Panels do not flow
Vertical panels covers pacing on a phone screen.
Why some advice ages badly
Prompting guidance is written against a specific model at a specific moment. When models update, some advice inverts. These guides are maintained; the studio notes are dated snapshots and deliberately are not.
Common questions
Do I need to read these in order?
Only the prompt blueprint. After that, read whichever matches the problem you are having.
Are these specific to one model?
Mostly not. Where behaviour differs, the model style guide covers it.
Where to go next
Continue with the prompt blueprint, character consistency and practise in the studio.