All Case StudiesA cute chibi style 3D character, <CHARACTER>, standing next to a <PRODUCT> that is nearly as tall as it is, big expressive eyes, soft rounded shapes, matte toy like materials, pastel <BRAND COLOR> background with a soft shadow, gentle studio lighting, high quality 3D render in the style of a collectible figure, centered composition, plenty of clean space around both
text, letters, watermarks, logos, brand names, extra fingers, creepy proportions
That is the negative prompt. Paste it where your tool asks what to avoid. In Midjourney, add it after --no instead.
What you change
Everything in angle brackets is a gap for your own details. Replace the whole token, brackets included.
- <CHARACTER>: Your mascot. Example: a small chef with a green apron
- <PRODUCT>: The item beside the character
- <BRAND COLOR>: Pastel background colour
Getting a usable image
- Describe the character the same way every time and you get a mascot people start to recognise.
- Toy like matte materials age better than glossy cartoon shading.
More This season's looks
Same job, different treatment.
Y2K chrome product
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Pop surrealism product scene
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Cyberpunk neon product
This season's looks
Night launch post for tech and gaming. You change <PRODUCT>, <BRAND COLOR>

Want the images made for you?
These are the same starting points our creative team uses for client campaigns. If you would rather hand the whole job over, tell us what you sell.










