emotion-metaphor-image-prompting
Emotion Metaphor Image Prompting
Overview
Turn a vague emotional description into a concrete visual scene, then tighten the image through targeted edit prompts. Prefer visual mechanics over abstract mood words: identify what the viewer must literally see.
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