Illustration AI image prompts

Illustration prompts are pictures that are meant to look drawn, painted, or designed rather than photographed. The only tag mapped here is illustration. That keeps 3D renders, anime cels, and posters in their own hubs even when a casual reader might call all of them drawings. An illustration prompt should say the medium if it matters, the subject, and how much of the page is empty. Ink, gouache, children's book, editorial spot, and poster-like paintings can share this shelf because the source tag was the same. The differences are inside the prompt, not in a fake subgenre we did not label. Use these pages when you want line, shape, and color instead of skin pores and lens blur. If the prompt is really a character sheet or a logo, those job hubs describe the deliverable more honestly, and the page will show that chip when the tag exists. Do not expect the hub to normalize style names across thousands of one-off tags. Unmapped tags stay browseable and noindex. The words of the prompt are not rewritten to sound more illustrative.

Questions

Why isn't anime inside illustration?

Anime has its own tag and its own hub. A raw tag maps to one hub so the shelves do not duplicate each other.

Are 3D renders illustrations?

Not in this information architecture. 3D, 3D render, and illustration-3D map to the 3D hub.

What if my prompt uses both tags?

The prompt can show more than one hub chip. Each individual tag still points at only one hub.

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