This prompt turns a simple lesson, the phases of the day, into a tall infographic made to look like handmade claymation: matte clay figures with googly eyes and wide smiles, small props and warm set lighting. You set the age of the reader in brackets, and the model writes captions at that level. In our example it split the poster into morning, daytime, evening and night, each with one short sentence. It suits classroom posters, picture-book spreads and parenting content where the tone should feel friendly rather than technical. Read every caption before you print or share it, and keep the age small enough that one sentence per panel is enough.
Copy the prompt into the image generator and replace the details in brackets with your own.
Create an infographic that explains the phases of the day, perfect for a [6-year-old], in the style of distinctive claymation with wide expressive mouths, googly eyes, and charming humor. Matte clay textures, handcrafted props, and warm, practical set lighting define the look.
Prompt idea by @jacalulu. View the original post
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