A matching image set for a real local brand

The situation

Nadia runs a small home bakery in Islamabad and sells through Instagram and WhatsApp. Her posts use phone photos taken under a kitchen tube light, and every one looks different. She wants six images for a festive menu launch that look like they came from one shoot, and she wants to know she is allowed to use them.

Produce the set, repair what comes out wrong, and hand her a record she could show a client or a lawyer.

What you'll be able to show

• Write prompts under subject, setting, light, camera and style instead of adjectives
• Reproduce a look on purpose with a seed and a style block
• Repair an almost-right image with inpainting rather than rerolling
• Check and record the commercial-use terms for the plan actually used

What you need

• Any image generator that exposes a seed and inpainting (Leonardo, Ideogram, Stable Diffusion, Firefly or similar)
• A simple sheet or document to log prompts, seeds and terms

Tasks

1. 1The brief in five lines

   Write the bakery's brief under five headings: subject, setting, light, camera, style. Decide the one thing every image must share (for example warm window light on a dark wooden table).
   A correct result: A five-line brief and one sentence naming the shared look.

2. 2Prove the light matters

   Generate one product image from the brief. Then change only the light line and generate again with the same seed.
   A correct result: Two images that differ only in lighting, with both prompts and the seed logged.

3. 3Write the style block

   Turn the shared look into a style block you paste unchanged at the end of every prompt. Generate three different products with it (a cake, a box of mithai, a tray of biscuits).
   A correct result: Three images a stranger would say belong together, and the style block written out.

4. 4Complete the set of six

   Add three more: the baker's hands at work (no face needed), a gift box, and a flat-lay of the menu items. Keep the style block and record every seed.
   A correct result: Six images in one folder, named 01 to 06, with a log of prompt and seed for each.

5. 5Repair, do not reroll

   Pick the image with the worst fault (extra fingers, garbled text, a stray object). Mask only that part, describe only that part, and inpaint. Note the time it took against generating from scratch.
   A correct result: Before and after of the repaired area, and the two times written down.

6. 6Make it safe to use

   Open the terms for the plan you used and copy the exact sentence about commercial use, with the date. Confirm no prompt named a living artist or a real brand. Write the two-line note you would give the client.
   A correct result: The quoted sentence with date, a check that no artist or brand was named, and the client note.

What to hand in

The six final images, the log of prompts and seeds, the before-and-after repair, and the terms note.

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