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Season and Weather Tags: Capturing "That Moment" in AI Art
Seasonal art is powerful precisely because it can only be drawn in that season. When you line up the season's motifs, weather, outfit and lighting, you get an image that connects to the viewer's own memories.
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Spring tags
Summer tags
Autumn and winter tags
Weather tags
Seasonal prompt recipes (copy and paste)
🌸 Spring: cherry blossoms and school uniform
1girl, solo, school uniform, cherry blossoms, falling petals, spring, smile, looking at viewer, upper body, soft lighting🎆 Summer: yukata and fireworks
1girl, solo, yukata, summer festival, fireworks, night, lantern light, looking up, from side, cowboy shot⛄ Winter: snow and a scarf
1girl, solo, winter coat, scarf, snowing, breath, night, city lights, blush, upper bodyRinka's tips
- Seasonal art holds together when the four elements, outfit, motifs, lighting and weather, all match the same season
- Post event artwork 1-2 weeks before the actual day to catch the search demand
- On rainy days, add reflection to get wet pavement and more visual detail
For spring, summer, autumn and winter outfits, see: Seasonal Outfit Prompts (Spring, Summer, Fall and Winter Clothes) →
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
I can't get snow or rain to actually fall.
Use progressive tags like snowing / raining to make it more likely you get the moment it's falling. Adding weight such as (snowing:1.2) also helps.
My cherry blossoms come out too strong or too pink.
cherry blossoms is a strong tag. Weaken it with (cherry blossoms:0.9), or add white flowers to soften the color.
The season and the outfit don't match.
Contradictions like a coat in midsummer come from tags fighting each other. Always make the season tags and outfit tags match in season, and delete any contradicting tags.
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