Promptly Ai Art Collective

12/01/2025

12/01/2025

Happy December, my little creative gremlins.
Promptly’s December theme? Robot Christmas — metallic joy, cozy circuits, festive chaos, and a sprinkle of “I definitely rewrite my prompts at 2AM instead of sleeping.”

This month:
• more play
• more clarity
• more weird tools
• more scroll-stopping zine art
• more education
• less caring what the algorithm thinks

Let’s light this place up. ⚡

12/01/2025

THE PROMPTLY ANTI-BOT MASTERCLASS

How to Make AI Write Like a Human (Without Losing Your Voice)

Shareable. Saveable. Useful. Zero gatekeeping.

🔥 PART 1 — Why AI-Sounding Content Happens

99% of “AI-sounding” content is caused by:

1. Vague Prompts

“Write a post about creativity.”

AI has no identity to pull from → so it defaults to generic, overly polished, universal tone.

2. Missing Tone Controls

If you don’t tell the AI the allowed voice, vibe, or language patterns…it guesses.
And bots guess like robots.

3. No Constraints

Without boundaries, it expands into corporate-flavored oatmeal:
• generic
• smooth
• forgettable
• “optimize your potential toward scalable outcomes” (vomit)

4. Asking AI to Replace Your Voice

AI isn’t the problem.
Creators hand over too much power.

🌊 PART 2 — The Real Fix: The Promptly Humanized AI Process

The Promptly system is built around one truth:

AI writes like YOU write. AI sounds like YOU sound.
If you give it generic energy, you get generic output.

So we reverse-engineer the problem into a 4-step system:

⭐ STEP 1 — FEED IT YOU (The Human Input Stage)

Before AI writes ANYTHING, it needs:
• Your voice ingredients
• Your quirks
• Your personality rules
• Your audience
• Your intention
• Your emotional temperature

This is what people skip — and this is why their content sounds like ChatGPT circa 2023.

💥 The Promptly Input Formula

Copy + paste + fill in:

VOICE TONE:
(My brand voice keywords)

INTENTION:
(Why I’m making this post)

AUDIENCE:
(Who is reading and what they need)

CONTEXT:
(What’s happening, what's the vibe, any recent events?)

RULES:
(No clichés, no corporate language, no guru wording, no robot energy)

KEEP MY:
(sarcasm, chaos, humor, honesty, storytelling, etc.)

Give AI the soul before you ask for the sentence.

⭐ STEP 2 — BRAIN-DUMP FIRST (Human Draft → AI Editor)

This is the MOST humanizing technique.

Your messy draft =
• voice
• tone
• authenticity
• your weird
• your slang
• your rhythm
• your metaphors
• your ADHD tangents
• your human fingerprints

AI can’t manufacture that.
But it can RESHAPE it.

💥 Brain-Dump Method
1. Write fast.
2. Don’t edit.
3. Don’t structure.
4. Don’t hold back.
5. Dump it raw.

Then tell AI:

“Rewrite this without losing my voice. Keep the sarcasm, keep the weird, keep the broken sentences and ADHD pacing. Just make the structure cleaner.”

Boom.
Human core + AI polish = your actual voice.

⭐ STEP 3 — MICRO-CONSTRAINTS (Promptly’s Secret Weapon)

This is where Promptly pulls away from every other AI community.

Micro-constraints force personality.

Instead of:

“Make this better.”

Try:

“Make this 90 words, punchy, slightly chaotic, retro zine tone, sharp edges, keep my phrasing, no guru talk.”

AI now has a lane — so it can be bold, not bland.

💥 Micro-Constraint Toolkit

You can mix + match:

📏 LENGTH
• “75–100 words.”
• “Three tight paragraphs.”
• “Caption-length only.”

🧠 TONE
• “Zine-style, cut-out energy.”
• “Smart chaos.”
• “Warm but unhinged.”
• “Gulf Coast millennial auntie.”
• “Tiny home wife POV.”

🌀 LANGUAGE RULES
• No “optimize,” “transform,” or any corporate jargon
• No “unlock your potential”
• No LinkedIn voice
• No fake positivity
• No generic AI phrasing

🎨 AESTHETICS
• “Retro snarkcore.”
• “Sticker energy.”
• “Textured, not smooth.”
• “Slightly messy on purpose.”

👀 AUDIENCE POV
• “They’re overstimulated creators.”
• “They scroll fast — hook quick.”
• “They hate pretentious bullsh*t.”
• “They value honesty over polish.”

Micro-constraints = identity.

⭐ STEP 4 — LET AI EDIT WITH YOU (Not For You)

AI should be:
• Your co-writer
• Your editor
• Your structure surgeon
• Your clarity coach

NOT your replacement.

This is the line that makes or breaks human-sounding content.

💥 The AI-as-Editor Script

Here’s my draft. Rewrite it in my voice:
- keep my humor
- keep my tone
- keep my chaotic pacing
- keep the raw honesty
- sharpen the structure
- tighten the rhythm
- cut the fluff
- improve clarity

AI shouldn’t erase you.
AI should sharpen you.

🌟 PART 3 — THE PROMPTLY HUMAN CONTENT ENGINE (New System)

This is the teachable framework your collective can use forever:

🔧 THE HUMAN → MACHINE → HUMAN LOOP

(Your new content workflow)

1. Human Brain-Dump

Raw human thought = voice DNA

2. AI Structures It

AI applies:
• clarity
• flow
• pacing
• readability
• accuracy

3. Human Reinjects Personality

You add:
• a joke
• a phrase
• a detail
• a story
• a vibe

4. AI Runs Final Polish

Clean, cohesive, humanized.

This 4-step loop permanently prevents “bot voice.”

🌙 PART 4 — FULL FORMULAS FOR THE COLLECTIVE

These are shareable Promptly templates.

FORMULA 1 — The Anti-Bot Caption Builder

Write this in my exact voice:
- tone: (describe)
- vibe: (describe)
- pacing: (describe)
- emotional base: (describe)
- no guru clichés
- no generic AI phrasing
- no sterile wording
- keep my slang, humor, and chaos

CONTEXT:
(What this post is really about)

AUDIENCE:
(Who I'm talking to)

GOAL:
(hook, educate, share, inform, inspire, rant, etc.)

CONSTRAINTS:
(X words, zine-style, punchy, etc.)

Here is my messy draft:
[insert human draft]

FORMULA 2 — The Promptly Tone-Guard Rails

These prevent AI from derailing your identity:

Do NOT use:
- generic business language
- 'optimize', 'elevate', 'transform', 'empower'
- corporate buzzwords
- guru coaching language
- safe, beige, bland phrasing

Always keep:
- sarcasm
- coastal chaos
- humanity
- vulnerability
- real talk
- storytelling edges

FORMULA 3 — The “Rewrite With My Voice” Filter

Use this on ANY AI-generated content:

Rewrite this to sound like a smart, sarcastic, Gulf Coast creator
living in a tiny home with big feelings, ADHD pacing, and sharp humor.

Tone: bold, real, emotional, slightly chaotic.
Keep my rhythm.
Keep my slang.
Keep my imperfections.
Do NOT sanitize my personality.

11/11/2025

⚡️10 Prompts You SHOULD Be Using (and 10 You Absolutely Shouldn’t)

aka “Do as I say, not as I do, because I’m still over here feral in Canva at 3 AM.”
By Promptly AI Art Collective™ / d.wylie / 2025

🔮 10 Prompts You Should Be Using

These actually build skill, voice, and originality — not just dopamine.

1. “Describe this scene as if you were remembering a dream you half-forgot.”
→ Forces emotional detail and unique texture.

2. “Give me 3 visual interpretations of this theme: one literal, one surreal, one satirical.”
→ Expands range, not sameness.

3. “Reimagine this concept through the lens of my brand’s tone: [insert your voice, not someone else’s].”
→ Keeps your work from sounding like a prompt marketplace clone.

4. “Show me what this would look like if it were found footage from 1997.”
→ Context > complexity. Vintage rules.

5. “Write the image caption first, then build an image that would earn it.”
→ Storytelling > spam-prompting.

6. “Take my last piece and remix it as a new aesthetic genre.”
→ Forces evolution, not repetition.

7. “Replace every trend-word in this prompt with something human, flawed, or local.”
→ Turns generic AI sludge into something you could actually post.

8. “Explain why this prompt works before generating it.”
→ Makes you think like a creator, not a slot machine user.

9. “Build a visual that disagrees with this caption.”
→ Conflict = art.

10. “Add one mistake on purpose.”
→ Perfection is boring. The glitch is the soul.

🚫 10 Prompts You Should NOT Be Using

Because I’ve used them, regretted them, and seen 5 million others do the same.

1. “A masterpiece in the style of Greg Rutkowski.”
→ Babe, so has everyone else since 2022.

2. “Ultra-realistic cinematic portrait of a beautiful woman with perfect lighting.”
→ Translation: nothing new to say.

3. “Trending on ArtStation.”
→ Congrats, you just told the model to copy homework.

4. “Award-winning, professional studio, high-quality 8K render.”
→ It’s giving LinkedIn résumé energy.

5. “Cyberpunk cityscape at night, neon lights, rain.”
→ The Canva background of the AI world.

6. “Prompt inspired by Wes Anderson.”
→ Unless you are Wes Anderson, stop it.

7. “In the style of [insert living artist who’s probably exhausted].”
→ Do not be that person.

8. “Make this go viral.”
→ That’s not a prompt. That’s a prayer.

9. “Generate 50 ideas for me.”
→ Lazy input = lazy output. You’ll hate all 50.

10. “Whatever’s trending on TikTok AI art right now.”
→ You’re better than a hashtag. (Even if I’m not.)

💀 Final Thoughts

If you want to stand out, stop sounding like a settings panel.
Prompt like you mean it — like you’ve got dirt under your nails and an opinion about saturation levels.
Because the algorithm doesn’t need another masterpiece. It needs a meltdown with composition.

11/09/2025

🐻 Prompt: Editable Honey Bear Mockup

a high-quality photo of a clear plastic honey bear bottle filled with thick, golden honey, placed on a reflective surface with soft studio lighting. The scene is vibrant, glossy, and crisp, showing wet reflections and depth. The bear has a blank white label area on its belly, perfectly flat and centered, ready for custom sticker or branding placement. Background softly blurred with warm tones and bokeh light.

Style: realistic product mockup, professional studio, clean composition, shallow depth of field, high resolution.

Keywords: editable label, product design, blank sticker space, branding showcase, packaging mockup, glowing honey, reflective highlights, aesthetic lighting.

11/02/2025

If your “branding” is just someone else’s aesthetic with your name on it… congrats, you’re a content cosplayer.