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illustration-prompt

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Build advanced, production-ready prompts for AI illustration generation — for Midjourney, Nano Banana, GPT Image, Flux, or any image model where the goal is drawn, painted, vector, or otherwise non-photographic. Use this skill whenever the user asks for an illustration / drawing / vector / painted prompt, when they want to reverse-engineer an uploaded illustration, when they say "faz-me um prompt de ilustração / vector / desenho / cartoon / risograph / aguarela / pintura", when they paste a reference illustration to extract or replicate, or when they describe a non-photographic scene for AI generation. Trigger even without the word "prompt" — if they describe an illustration style and say "para gerar / para AI / para imagem", that counts. Do NOT use for photography (photo-prompt) or logo / brand mark generation (logo-prompt).

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