Promptly Ai Art Collective

12/26/2025

What Prompt do you need help with?

12/24/2025

I need to admit something before we go into 2026.

I’m bad at waiting for AI to get better with me.

I fire off a half-baked thought, get an answer that’s… fine, I guess, and then immediately decide the tool is “falling off” instead of admitting I didn’t stay in the conversation long enough to shape it.

Here’s the part people keep skipping:

The best AI output almost never happens on the first response anymore.
It happens after you say:
• “nope”
• “that’s not what I meant”
• “less polite, more honest”
• “try again, but assume I’m not an idiot”

Iteration isn’t a failure.
It’s the actual skill.

And yeah — I know this.
I teach this.
I still ignore it when I’m tired and just want the machine to read my mind.

So if AI feels “worse” to you lately, it’s probably not.
It’s just waiting for you to engage past round one.

Save this if you needed permission to stop chasing perfect prompts
and start treating AI like something you shape, not summon.

Danie Wylie/ Promptly Ai Art Collective-PAGE Promptly Ai Art Collective-GROUP / 2026

12/24/2025

If I had a nickel for every time I saw “Chat GBT,” I’d have enough money to buy OpenAI and change the name just to end the madness. Please stop. It hurts. 😂

12/23/2025

Here’s a master prompt I built for planning a 31-day content ecosystem in 2026.

It’s not a calendar and it’s not a growth guarantee. It’s a framework designed to help you think in loops instead of one-off posts — discovery, return behavior, trust, and permission-based conversion.

If you use ChatGPT (or any LLM), paste the prompt in, fill in your niche, audience, goal, and platforms, and let it generate a month of content ideas that actually connect to each other.

Use it as-is, customize it, or break it apart. No gatekeeping.

If you try it, feel free to share what worked or what didn’t — that’s how these systems get better.

✍🏻MASTER PROMPT IS IN THE COMMENTS

12/21/2025

WE HIT 1,000.
And not in a loud, scammy, “buy my course” way.
In a real way. A slow-burn, show-up-daily, build-something-meaningful way.

Promptly started as an idea:
👉 What if AI art didn’t have to be gatekept, stolen, soulless, or lonely?
👉 What if creators could learn, experiment, share, and grow together—without fear, ego, or bu****it?

And somehow… y’all showed up and proved that was possible.

This group is weird in the best way.
It’s curious. It’s ethical. It’s process-over-polish.
It’s artists asking questions, sharing WIPs, teaching each other, remixing ideas, and actually caring about the craft.

We’re not chasing trends here.
We’re building skills.
We’re building systems.
We’re building community.

And 2026?
That’s where things get interesting.

More collaboration.
More shared spaces.
More prompts, challenges, breakdowns, and experiments.
More room for creators to grow without copying, stealing, or burning out.

If you’re here now—you’re early.
If you’re paying attention—you already know.

Thank you for being part of something that feels rare on the internet.
Thank you for keeping it kind, weird, and ethical.
Thank you for helping Promptly become a true collective.

Here’s to 1k—and everything we’re about to build next. 🖤⚡

— d.wylie / Promptly AI Art Collective / 2025

12/21/2025

✨ A Gentle Creative Clean-Out (What We’re Leaving in 2025) ✨
Promptly AI Art Collective → 2026 Edition

As we drift toward 2026, it feels like the right moment to open the windows, shake out the rugs, and decide what no longer needs to follow us into the next creative season.

No rules. No pressure.
Just intention.

Here are a few things we’re lovingly setting down as a collective:

🌱 Creating from panic
We’re letting go of the feeling that we have to keep up, post faster, or prove ourselves to an algorithm that’s always shifting anyway.

🌱 Comparing our process to someone else’s highlight reel
Your pace is allowed to be yours. Quiet weeks still count. Experimentation still counts.

🌱 Mistaking tools for talent
Models are fun. Prompts are powerful. But the real magic has always been you — your eye, your ideas, your weird little curiosities.

🌱 Fear of “doing it wrong”
Drafts, remixes, and half-formed ideas are part of the art. You don’t have to arrive fully formed to participate here.

🌱 Over-polishing the joy out of creation
Not everything needs to be optimized, monetized, or perfected to be meaningful.

🌱 Assuming everyone is watching
Some of the best work happens when no one’s keeping score.

🌱 Access pressure
Creators get to have boundaries.
Viewers get to engage at their own pace.
We can all coexist without expectation.

✨ What we’re carrying into 2026 instead:
• Curiosity over comparison
• Play over pressure
• Ethics without ego
• Community over competition
• Original ideas, however small or strange
• Space to rest, wander, and return

Promptly has never been about being the loudest or the fastest.
It’s about making room for thoughtful, ethical, imaginative work — and enjoying the process together.

If you feel like it, share one thing you are gently leaving behind as we head into 2026 🌿
No explanations required.

We’re glad you’re here.

12/18/2025

good night

12/17/2025

🚨 CREATOR CHECK-IN: FACEBOOK JAIL IS REAL (AND IT’S DUMB) 🚨

Alright Collective — quick moment of solidarity.

One of our own, Lex Muller, is currently stuck in Facebook jail.
Restricted. Limited. Can’t comment, share, or post to groups like normal.

This does not mean:
❌ she did anything wrong
❌ her content is bad
❌ she’s shadowbanned forever

It does mean the Zuckbots woke up cranky and chose chaos.

So let’s talk about how we show up for creators when this happens 👇

🖤 HOW TO SHOW LOVE WHEN A CREATOR IS RESTRICTED

If you want to support someone in FB jail, here’s what actually helps:

✔️ React to their posts (not just likes — use hearts, care, wow)
✔️ Comment with real words (even emojis help signal engagement)
✔️ Save the post (this is huge and nobody talks about it)
✔️ Share to your profile with your own caption
✔️ Tag them in comments when relevant
✔️ Engage consistently — not just once

⚠️ What doesn’t help:
• “Boosting” screenshots
• Spammy comments
• Reposting without context
• Yelling at Facebook (valid, but ineffective 😅)

🛠️ TIPS FOR CREATORS IN FACEBOOK JAIL

If you’re the one restricted right now:

🔹 Slow down — don’t panic post
🔹 Keep posting normally (but lower volume)
🔹 Avoid mass sharing or group hopping
🔹 Reply when you can, don’t force engagement
🔹 Focus on quality comments you receive
🔹 Give it time — most restrictions lift quietly

This is a cooldown, not a death sentence.

💬 COLLECTIVE QUESTION

Have you ever been restricted or put in Facebook jail?

• What triggered it (if you know)?
• How long did it last?
• What helped you recover fastest?

Drop tips, stories, and encouragement below 👇
And if you see Lex’s content — show up loud.

We build each other up here.
That’s the whole damn point.

12/17/2025

🧰 CREATOR CHECK-IN: WHAT’S IN YOUR AI TOOLKIT STACK?

Real talk — nobody is using one tool anymore.
We’re all building little Franken-stacks that actually get the work done.

Here’s mine, plain and simple:

🔹 ChatGPT → my main brain
I use it for:
• Prompt building
• Systems + frameworks
• Writing, planning, organizing chaos
• Teaching, explaining, refining ideas
This is where most of my thinking happens.

🔹 Google Gemini → visual + concept assist
I use it for:
• Image prompt variations
• Scene descriptions
• Alternate visual angles
• Quick ideation when I want a different “feel”

🔹 Perplexity → research + clarity
I use it for:
• Fact-checking
• Breaking down news or updates
• Understanding tools, trends, or changes fast
• Cutting through noise

🔹 Canva (yes, Canva 😅) → ex*****on + polish
I use it for:
• Prompt cards
• Carousels
• Zine-style graphics
• Covers, layouts, templates
It’s not the brain — it’s the hands.

🔹 Claude → long-form + nuance
I use it for:
• Big-picture thinking
• Long explanations
• Tone-sensitive writing
• Alternate reasoning paths

🔹 Manus → systems + structure
I use it for:
• Planning
• Workflows
• Breaking chaos into steps
• Agent-style thinking

🔹 Sora AI → motion + cinematic ideas
I use it for:
• Video concepts
• Visual storytelling
• Exploring movement, pacing, atmosphere

🔹 NightCafe → art exploration + style play
I use it for:
• Visual experimentation
• Aesthetic testing
• Prompt remix inspiration

None of these replace creativity.
They support it — if you know what each one is good at.

👇 Now your turn, Collective:

• What’s in your toolkit stack?
• Which tool is your “main brain”?
• What do you only use occasionally?
• What did you try and immediately nope out of?

No flexing. No gatekeeping.
Let’s compare notes and actually learn from each other.

12/16/2025

Let’s rip the band-aid off.
I am exhausted by the narrative.

You know the one. The "You just pushed a button," "Get a real job," "AI takes no skill" garbage that people vomit into comment sections because they are terrified.

And look, I usually scroll past it. But I’m looking at my Collective—my people, my readers, the ones finding their voices for the first time—and I see them hesitating.

I see them shrinking because some anon on the internet told them they "aren't real artists."

So, let me be the villain for a second and say what needs to be said.

The "No Skill" Myth is for Lazy People.
If you think AI is just "typing a few words," then go do it.

Go open Midjourney right now.

Type "pretty girl." See what generic, plastic, soulless nonsense it spits back at you.

Then look at what we do.
We aren't just typing. We are excavating.

We are wrestling with syntax, we are fighting algorithms, we are iterating through 400 versions of a concept to find the one that holds the specific emotion we are trying to purge from our brains.

We are directors.
We are curators.
We are translators of the abstract.

If that’s "not a skill," then neither is photography.

"Get a Real Job"
This one makes me laugh the hardest.

What is a "real job"?
Is it only real if I hate it?
Is it only real if I’m trading 40 hours of my life for a paycheck that barely covers rent?

We are building worlds from our laptops.
We are bypassing the gatekeepers who told us "no" for years.
We are creating our own economies, our own brands, and our own freedom.

If that scares you, that’s a you problem.
The Soul Argument
"But it has no soul!"

The machine doesn't have a soul. I DO.

The soul doesn't come from the brush; it comes from the hand holding it.

The soul comes from the trauma, the joy, the chaos, and the messy life experience that I pour into the prompt.

The AI is just the tool I use to get it out of my head before it drives me crazy.
The Truth?

You aren't mad that it's "cheating."
You're mad that the gate is open.

For decades, you could hide behind "technical skill." You could say, "You can't sit with us because you can't draw a perfect hand."

Well, guess what? The technical barrier is gone. Burned to the ground.

Now, the only thing that separates us is Creativity.

The only thing that matters is who has the better ideas.

Who has the better story. Who has the guts to be authentic.

And frankly? That terrifies the mediocre.

So to my Collective, to my readers, to anyone feeling like an imposter:

Create whatever the hell you want.

Use the tools.

Break the rules.

Ignore the noise.

The gatekeepers are dead.

We are the new guard.

12/16/2025

12/16/2025

Promptly AI Art Collective update:

Current status:
☑ Creative chaos
☑ Robot Christmas
☑ Zero gatekeeping
☑ 996 followers
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This is not a sales pitch.
This is a community notification.

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• fun
• ethical
• experimental
• not stolen from Disney

Welcome home.

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