Give your product a setting.
Describe surfaces, light, framing, and the details that need to stay recognizable.
An interactive course by Asmal Digital
Turn the image in your head into a clear creative brief.
Learn to prompt, inspect, and improve AI images. Make something you can use, with a guide beside you at every step of your first project.
For beginners. Use one image tool you already have.
An idea, art-directed.Learn with the tool you have.
Explore the others when you’re ready.
- ChatGPT Images
- FLUX
- Ideogram
- Nano Banana
Start with something
worth making.
A product visual. A campaign idea. A portrait with the right mood. Pick a purpose, then learn the decisions behind the image.
Make room for your message.
Plan a composition, specify the words, then inspect every letter and margin.
Direct the mood of a portrait.
Learn to describe light, texture, expression, and what to check after an edit.
Illustrative OpenAI course samples with fictional subjects. These are learning examples, not customer results.
A sample from the visual lab
Change the light.
Look at what else changed.
Good prompting includes looking closely. Compare the daylight source with a twilight edit, then inspect the arch, water, shadows, and reflections.
Actual reference edit: the course-generated daylight image was supplied to create the twilight version. Both use OpenAI image generation; the underlying model version was not recorded. This pair does not prove perfect preservation.
Get access for $7Your first project, one step at a time
A clear next step.
Every time.
No need to figure out the whole hub at once. The guide keeps your first project small and helps you move from an idea to a reviewed result.
Get access for $7- 1
Choose and personalize.
Pick a goal and a tool. Replace the example subject with your own. The guide explains what each choice means.
- 2
Make it in your image tool.
Copy your prompt, open your chosen tool, and generate. Come back and confirm when you have an image to review.
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Inspect, revise, and save.
Choose one detail to improve. Save your prompt and review note, then continue into a lesson or the seven-day challenge.
AI Images Mastery Hub
A workspace for learning.
A toolkit for your next idea.
Move from a first guided prompt to more deliberate lighting, composition, references, and edits. Keep practicing with tools you can return to.
- 16 visual lessonsLearn the method, make a decision, then try it on your own project.
- 28 adaptable prompt templatesStart from an illustrated example and make the brief your own.
- A practical prompt studioBuild creation, editing, and reference prompts without starting from a blank page.
- A visual lab and narrated workshopCompare images, inspect details, and follow a guided lighting exercise.
- A seven-day practice planDevelop one subject through small, focused assignments.
- Saved prompts and style presetsKeep versions, review notes, and reusable directions in this browser.
Before you start.
The practical things to know.
I have never made an AI image. Where do I start?
After purchasing access, start with the first-image guide inside the course. You will pick something to make, choose an image tool, personalize a simple prompt, and see exactly what to do next. You can pause, skip, or resume the guide.
Does the $7 include image generation?
No. This is a learning hub and prompt workspace. You copy a prompt into a separate image tool to create or edit your image. Any subscription, generation credits, or usage limits for that tool are separate. Start with a tool you already have.
Do I need all four image tools?
No. One is enough to follow the course. There are paths for ChatGPT Images, FLUX, Ideogram, and Google’s Nano Banana. Other paths are there when you want to explore, not as a shopping list.
Are the pictures real examples from the course?
Yes. This page uses original OpenAI-generated course artwork with fictional subjects. The twilight gallery is an actual edit of the daylight reference. The library also includes recorded FLUX and Ideogram outputs. Some newer model samples are still pending and are labelled. Examples show individual results, not a promise that your output will match.
Is the narrator a live AI tutor?
The lighting workshop uses recorded AI narration, captions, and visual markers. It is a scripted exercise, not a live conversation. The first-image guide gives instructions and checks your progress through the steps; it cannot see what you do in another image tool.
Where is my progress saved?
The course saves prompts, notes, and progress in this browser. They do not sync between devices. Export your project and presets to keep a backup. Clearing browser data removes locally saved work. Imported comparison images remain in the current tab only.
What does the $7 purchase include, and how do I buy it?
US$7 is a one-time payment for six months of course access. Select Get access for $7 to continue to the Asmal Digital checkout and complete your purchase.
What is the money-back guarantee?
You have a 14-day, no-questions-asked money-back guarantee. Email support@asmaldigital.com within 14 days of purchase to request a full refund.
How do I get help?
Email support@asmaldigital.com for support with the course.
Your first brief starts
with one idea.
Bring a subject. We’ll guide the next steps.