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Today’s edition teaches you how to turn Nano Banana, Google’s fast image generation model into your personal design engine.

Today we will break down the exact templates you need to create photorealistic portraits, stylized stickers, logos with accurate text, product mockups, minimalist backgrounds and even comic panels.

You’ll learn how to use angles, lighting, style cues and rendering details so your images come out clean, consistent and ready for real projects.

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6 Image Prompting Frameworks for Nano Banana ⤵️

Download this guide which can help you master Nano Banana’s image generation with clear templates for realistic images, illustrations, logos, mockups, and more.

Inside the Guide You’ll Learn How To

  • Create photorealistic scenes using lenses, lighting, and camera angles

  • Design stickers and stylized illustrations with clean outlines and color palettes

  • Generate logos with accurate text, font styles, and precise brand elements

  • Build product mockups, minimalist backgrounds, and comic panels with clear templates

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Nano Banana Prompting Guide.pdf

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This guide breaks down Nano Banana’s capabilities into six practical prompting systems. You learn how to create photorealistic scenes by specifying shot types, environments, lighting, lens details and key textures. You’ll also get to know how to build stylized illustrations and stickers using explicit style instructions, color palettes and white backgrounds. After that there is demonstration how Nano Banana excels at rendering text accurately when you provide font descriptions and layout cues.

Product mockups teach you how to use studio lighting, camera angles and surface details to generate clean, professional product shots. Minimalist negative-space designs help you create backgrounds for presentations and websites.

Finally, the comic panel template shows how to build sequential art using clear character actions, backgrounds, and mood-based lighting. Each section includes an example prompt and result for immediate use.

Execution Steps

  1. Start by choosing one category: photorealistic, stylized, product or logo.

  2. Copy the matching template and swap out your subject, setting and style.

  3. Add lens, lighting, or composition details to increase realism.

  4. Include colors, line styles, or shading styles for illustrations and stickers.

  5. For logos, state the exact text and describe the font style clearly.

  6. Generate 3 variations, pick the best one, then refine the prompt.

  7. Save your final prompts as reusable templates in your workspace.

Action

Action: Use the “Photorealistic Scene” or “Stylized Sticker” template from the guide today. Generate three variations of the same idea and study how small prompt changes affect the output.

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