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Two prompt libraries

120 formulas for AI visuals
you can use right away

Materials and textures. Styles and artistic techniques.
Ready-made combinations for product, fashion, interior and ad visuals.

Pick a direction → adapt the formula → create your own frame.
Clear explanations, ready-to-copy prompts.

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Prompts ready to copy

Everything is explained, you just copy the prompt

No theory

A formula with a slot for your object, not a lecture on prompting

Works with every image model

Midjourney, Flux, GPT Image, Nano Banana, Leonardo

A grand piano painted all over in Memphis Design style, generated from a Guide 2 card

Guide 2 · card 48 · Memphis Design. This frame was generated from a formula you’ll see further down this page. The object goes into the slot, the rest of the formula stays the same.

120prompt cards
142pages in two PDFs
480+ready examples

Sound familiar

That feeling when you’re on generation number forty-two

I generate twenty variations and pick none. They’re all almost right and none is the one I need.
The picture is beautiful. But it looks like thousands of others.
You copy someone else’s prompt, but it doesn’t work for you.
The material looks plastic when it should look expensive and textured.
I want to show the product in an interesting way, but I can’t figure out how. I’m out of ideas.
I add 8k, masterpiece, ultra-detailed. The result doesn’t change.

Why? Because you describe the object, but you don’t control its material and style.

And these two guides define how your visual will look and feel and what will set it apart from thousands of other AI images.

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Who it’s for

Three situations where these guides pay off fastest

A honey jar painted in Petrykivka style

You sell your own products

  • Shooting every new item is expensive, and you need the product listing today
  • The material in the description and in the photo must match, or you get returns
  • Season, holiday, new collection: you need a different mood without a new shoot
Your result: you create a full set of visuals for a product in one evening and change the mood for the season without calling a photographer.
A candle in a glass jar painted in the Indian Madhubani folk style

You create visuals for clients

  • The client asks for three different directions, and yours all look alike
  • Revisions drag on because you keep guessing what they don’t like
  • You need to show range in your portfolio to land better-paid projects
Your result: you bring three truly different directions the first time and cut down revisions, because you speak to the client in the language of materials and techniques.
A Bauhaus-style cup and saucer with geometric shapes in primary colors

You run a blog and need your own look

  • Your feed looks like everyone else’s because everyone uses the same prompt lists
  • You want visuals people save and share, not just scroll past
  • You need a recognizable signature, not a random style every post
Your result: you build your own mix of material and technique that becomes your signature look, and repeat it on any object.

Why now

If you still collect prompts from Pinterest, Reddit and Telegram, you’re losing time.

What no longer works. 8k. Masterpiece. Ultra-detailed. Photorealistic.  Words like these used to help. Today they often just add noise and give a result far from what you expect.

What works. A specific object, a specific material and a specific technique instead of a generic “beautiful”.
A visual style instead of a random pile of words.

Most free prompt lists are still built on the old logic. Thousands of people copy them, so everyone gets the same result.

An AI visual gets stronger when you precisely define what we create, what it’s made of and which technique it’s rendered in.

That’s why this isn’t another “1000 prompts” collection.

These are formulas you can adapt to your own object.

One object. The right guides. A much stronger result.

Someone else’s prompt gives someone else’s result.
A formula lets you create your own.

What’s inside

Everything in both guides

Open the sections to see exactly what’s included.

GUIDE 1 Materials and Textures 50 cards · 60 pages
Material decides what a thing is made of. It’s the fastest way to make a familiar object unexpected: a carbon-fiber lotus, a chocolate whale tail, an engine carved from ice.
Clear glass Liquid chrome Kintsugi Carbon fiber Plush Volcanic lava Chocolate Ice Paper and 41 more
GUIDE 2 Art style and technique 70 cards · 9 sections · 82 pages
Style decides whose eyes we see the object through. The same bottle in sfumato and in Memphis design sells to two different audiences.
Old master techniques Folk painting Current trends Signatures of famous artists Conceptual techniques and 4 more sections
BONUS Psychology and hybrids in both guides
In Materials and Textures: the psychology of materials and a hybrid lab (combining materials). In Art Styles and Techniques: the psychology of style and a hybrid workshop (combining styles). They show how to mix two materials or two techniques so they don’t cancel each other out but create a third result.
IN EVERY CARD The same card structure 4 parts
A name, what it’s for, a prompt formula with a slot, and three examples for different tasks. Below you can see how it looks on a real card.
  1. 01Name

    The exact term to search for references and to understand what it is.

  2. 02What it’s for

    Two sentences on which product and which task the material suits.

  3. 03Prompt formula

    A ready structure with an [Object] slot. The technical anchors are already written in.

  4. 04Three examples with prompts

    Different objects, different tasks. You see how the formula behaves in practice.

Sample card from the Materials and Textures guide: Blue & White Porcelain

Choose a format

One guide or both

Materials and Textures guide mockup on a tablet
Guide 1

Materials and Textures

  • 50 cards, 60 pages, 5 themed sections
  • 200 ready examples
  • From glass and stone to silk, amber and futuristic textures
  • A formula with an [Object] slot in every card
  • Psychology of materials
  • Hybrid lab (combining materials)
  • Clear explanations and ready-to-copy prompts
  • Works in any image generation model
  • Personal and commercial use
$19
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Guide 2

Art Styles and Techniques

  • 70 cards in 9 sections, 82 pages
  • 280 ready examples
  • From old masters to current trends, folk painting and the signatures of great artists
  • A formula with an [Object] slot in every card
  • Psychology of style
  • Hybrid workshop (combining styles)
  • Clear explanations and ready-to-copy prompts
  • Works in any image generation model
  • Personal and commercial use
$24
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Both guides together

  • 120 cards and 142 pages in two PDFs
  • 480+ ready examples for different tasks
  • Psychology of materials and psychology of style
  • Hybrid lab and workshop (combining materials and styles)
  • Works in any image generation model
  • Free updates to both guides
  • Materials and techniques multiply across the two guides
  • Personal and commercial use
$43
$37
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What you’ll have by tonight

With one guide

  • →A library of formulas for one visual dimension
  • →A ready prompt for any object of yours in a minute
  • →A vocabulary to explain to a client what you want
  • →An understanding of which technical anchors give a predictable result

With the bundle

  • →Everything above, multiplied across two dimensions
  • →A huge number of working material plus technique combinations
  • →Three truly different directions for a client the first time
  • →Your own mix that becomes your recognizable signature
  • →A foundation for the next guides: color, light, composition

Who made this

Olya Luchko, Solart AI

  • I create AI visuals for brands. Ad visuals for products, websites and social media, across different niches.
  • Founder of Solart AI.
  • I only write what I’ve checked and tested. A combination that didn’t give a wow effect didn’t make it into the guide. That’s why it’s 50 and 70 cards, not 300.

A prompt isn’t a spell. A prompt is a set of decisions you either make yourself or leave to the model.

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Olya Luchko, founder of Solart AI

Reviews

What Solart AI clients say

This bundle hasn’t been sold yet, so there are no reviews of it so far. Here’s what clients say about working with me on product visuals and AI content, the same expertise that went into these cards. Reviews in Ukrainian are translated.

UPWORK · VERIFIED
★★★★★
Olha is amazing! I recently launched an e-commerce business and needed strong product images. Olha's work is phenomenal, the quality was amazing and she delivered exactly what I asked for. She also works extremely fast, gave a fair rate and was extremely professional. I will absolutely continue to work with Olha.
Upwork · Product photos for e-commerce
UPWORK · VERIFIED
★★★★★
Great experience working with Olha. Fast turnaround, strong creative direction, and the AI-generated visuals came out exactly as briefed. Communication was smooth and professional. Highly recommend.
Upwork · AI visuals to a brief
★★★★★
Hi Olha, I wanted to thank you for the work, the animations came out really beautiful and stylish💞. Special thanks for the great communication, reliability and personal approach 🥰❤️
Client · AI animations
★★★★★
Thank you for the super fast, high-quality work, every wish was taken into account👌
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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

I’m a beginner. Is it too early for me?
No. Every card is a ready formula. Put your object in the square brackets and generate. You don’t need prompting theory, it’s already built into the formula.
Which models does it work with?
The prompts are written without Midjourney parameters, so they carry over between models. I tested them in Midjourney, Flux, GPT Image, Nano Banana and Leonardo. The only difference is the character of the render.
What language are the guides in?
English. Explanations, captions, navigation and prompts are all in English. You just copy the prompts.
Can I use these prompts in client work?
Yes. Personal and commercial use is allowed: your own projects, client mockups, ads. You can’t resell or share the guide file itself.
What format is the guide in?
PDF. It opens on a phone, tablet and computer. Prompts sit in a separate block so they’re easy to copy.
Why get both if I can get one?
Because they multiply. 50 materials and 70 techniques give a huge number of working combinations, and the frame that stops people comes from where they meet. One guide gives you a tool. Two give you a system.
Do I need a paid AI subscription?
For Midjourney, yes, from $10 a month. GPT Image, Nano Banana and Leonardo have free limits, enough to get started and test the formulas.
Will there be updates?
Updates are free for buyers: as soon as a new card is added to a guide, it goes into the version you already own.
What if it’s not right for me?
Message @solart_ai on Instagram before buying and I’ll tell you which guide to start with for your task.

Last thing

Your next generation can be different

120 cards, two PDFs and a slot for your own object. Together for $37 instead of $43.

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