Image Generation

Lifting Technique

Render traditional watercolor with graded washes and glazing; lift pigment for luminous highlights, feathered edges, rim light, subtle blooms, visible paper tooth, and dry-brush accents.

Prompt Content

Subject , rendered in traditional watercolor on cold-pressed paper using lift-based techniques. Apply graded washes and glazing, then gently lift pigment with a clean damp brush and blotting tissue to create intentional light areas and soft edges-rim light, glints, and atmospheric haze. Style: Style. Compose with the subject on a rule-of-thirds focal point, medium-close view, slight three-quarter angle, generous negative space. Soft morning light from upper left; quiet, airy mood with subtle bloom textures around highlights. Palette: Color Scheme with balanced neutrals. Edge control: lifted halos and feathered transitions contrasted with a few crisp dry-brush details. Visible paper tooth; refined detail at the focal point; subtle lifted corrections shaping contours; overall luminous, delicate finish.

Variables

Subject: The main subject and key characteristics to depict; Example: a copper teapot releasing steam on a rustic wooden table
Style: Watercolor-centric stylistic direction or influence; Example: painterly watercolor realism with minimal linework
Color Scheme: Dominant palette and temperature; Example: muted earth tones with cool teal accents