This week in class, we learned how to use AI with Gemini. I learned that you need to give clear instructions to get a good image. We used something called SDS, which stands for Subject, Description, and Style. The subject is what is in the image. The description is what is happening and where it is. The style is how the image looks, like cartoon or realistic. Using this helped me make better images.
We also did a challenge where we looked at a picture and tried to write a prompt to match it. It took me 3 tries to get my image close to the example, which showed me I needed to improve my prompt each time. This helped me notice small details like colours and the setting. This is the prompt I used: A spotted leopard relaxing on the right with its head facing towards the viewer on a thick tree branch in a tropical forest with palm trees and green foliage around it, created on a white background with a mix of soft sunset yellow and green watercolor art style. Learning this has helped me understand how AI works and how to be more clear with my ideas. I’m getting better at writing prompts and creating images. I really enjoyed working with my partner and completeing this task using teamwork.