Prompt template
Hand-Drawn LINE Sticker Set
A sheet of quirky hand-drawn LINE stickers starring one animal and aimed at a chosen audience, with the sticker count, the animal and the audience as controls.
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Your prompt
Create {argument name="quantity" default="24"} LINE stickers of {argument name="animals" default="animals"} in a quirky hand-drawn style. Target {argument name="target audience" default="Japanese Gen Z"} with a trendy style that can aim for top downloads.
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When to use it
Use when you need a themed animal sticker pack roughed out on one sheet before drawing the final set.
How to get the best result
- Pick the count with the sheet in mind: 16 or 24 keeps each sticker readable, while 40 shrinks every drawing.
- Choose one animal, or describe one in a few words; a single species reads as one character, a mix reads as clip art.
- Let the audience set the tone; the fixed text already asks for a quirky, trendy hand-drawn look, so skip style words.
Watch-outs
- The count means that many separate drawings in one image, so big packs come back small; check for repeated poses.
- Nothing in the prompt sets a grid or a ratio; pick a square or taller aspect ratio in the generator so 24 stickers fit.
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Source and attribution
- License
- MIT
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- midori_tatsuta