I recorded a video to teach everyone how to create this soon-to-be viral AI mystical wallpaper Besides how to write prompts, how to continuously expand creativity from a small point to a complete work is more worth learning Besides the video <👇> there is also a text tutorial, both can be viewed.

Next, let's analyze the prompt's structure to see how I wrote it. The prompt is divided into three parts: Main Structure: This section primarily describes the overall structure of the scene. This section will wrap up the following two sections, so it needs to be written first, otherwise the overall scene will feel fragmented. Character Description: This section describes our deity. It primarily includes the deity's name, along with their actions and posture. If the dreamer doesn't recognize this deity, you can use other imagery to connect them. Layout Content Description: This section primarily contains text and decorative content. My change here is to put the largest text first, ensuring the model understands and writes the large text first. Incorrect or missing decorative text is not a major concern.

We can modify these three components, and combining them will continually generate new and creative ideas. First, for the main structure of the image, you can change the border color. For example, I could change it to red or bright blue. Furthermore, the vintage bill can be replaced with ancient Chinese talisman paper, which will make it more like a talisman.

In addition to modifying these three components individually, you can also change the content's modality. For example, here, I'm converting an image into a video. This makes the overall content more expressive and complements the realistically shot mobile wallpaper.

Finally, you can branch out into other content and cultural areas. Previously, I used ancient deities with modern elements to create my illustrations. Can we move beyond ancient deities? For example, here: The first image was inspired by the recent release of "Nezha 2." I remembered everyone praising a deer boy, saying that wishes would be granted. So, I drew a deer boy and wrote "Deer boy, a real man," a phrase commonly used for wishing. The second image is a combination of multiple memes. First, the text became "Da Zhan Hong Rabbit," and I changed Guan Yu in the center into a rabbit. I also used puns and homophonic puns in the English section. The third image focuses directly on specific content. For example, here, I drew a Warhammer 40K mechanical priest soothing the machine spirit, which can be used to wish for safe electronic equipment. You can also apply this to areas you care about. For example, drawing a Kang Kang to guarantee your accuracy in Valorant shots? That's also considered a divine invitation.