Seven hundred pictures of Pea. Never once off‑model.
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Pinned to one picture. That picture goes in every prompt.
A new picture is one paragraph: the gag, played in full.
















Ideogram made the wrong ones cheap. The sheet chose, not the picture.
Out“We agreed no eyebrows. We'll just put the indents instead.”
Out“We're not going with a single tooth.”
OutToo much mouth for every day.
Locked“This one nailed it.”
The curl turned right, so it could be the p in the logo. Nothing else moved.
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The reference does the work. The words catch the rest.


Hold a character from behind and it gets a bum. Pea's is on a shirt.


DO NOT DISTURB and COMING SOON. First time, no fixes.


Say no blush at all. Forty come back without it.
One picture in, the same paragraph every time, and the gag.
Use @img_1 as the exact character: the things about it that never move, in plain words. Keep it exactly on-model. IMPORTANT: what it must never have, for example no blush at all, no teeth. One line of style. Premium 3D animated film still, soft studio light, clean and uncluttered. The gag, played in full, with the props in your character's world.
Use @img_1 as the exact character: the same cute pea character with soft green velvet flocked fur, a round egg-shaped body, big round glossy eyes, two soft raised velvet bumps where eyebrows would be (no eyebrows), a wide open grin set low with a pink tongue and no teeth, a small sideways oval dimple belly button, short stubby velvet arms and legs, and one curly sprout on top whose curl turns to the viewer's right with one small leaf low on the opposite side of the stem. Keep it exactly on-model. IMPORTANT: no blush at all. No rosy, pink, peach or orange cheeks; the cheeks are exactly the same even velvet green as the rest of the body.
Premium 3D animated feature film still, soft warm studio lighting, shallow depth of field, clean and uncluttered, no mess, cute and funny.
The pea dives horizontally through the air like a football goalkeeper making a spectacular save, arms fully stretched, catching a small yellow sticky note an instant before it slips into a narrow gap between wooden floorboards beside a desk leg. Determined, delighted face, a little motion blur, camera at floor level.
Square 2000 × 2000 · 16:9 2720 × 1536 · 4:5 1792 × 2240 · 9:16 1440 × 2560 · for a tall card, add: keep Pea between 30% and 80% of the height, the top 30% plain background
An agent, Claude in a Chrome tab signed in to my Ideogram account, types the prompt, queues the runs, reads the grid and fetches the full-size files. I look at the sheets and pick. Roughly one pick in four goes back for a rule: teeth on a closed-eye grin, a belly button sliding into a hole, a curl that flipped. Cut-outs are a small script that keys the plain backdrop and keeps the shadow, or Ideogram's Remove Background for a credit.
One folder of cut-outs runs the lot.






Get it right once, then put it to work.