Link to the original old project — https://portfolio.hse.ru/Project/290630
One of the most vital components in music is the bass. My company specializes in manufacturing all types of bass. Sub-frequencies are often used as a graphic element.
Product or item images are missing from my old project, so I am attaching old logos and merch assets.
Generated Product Images
Merchandise
Office
Production
Posters
Identity
Logos and Graphic Elements
During the process, I aimed to create the same image across three different neural networks, and later refined it using all of them. The summarized prompts are presented below.
Neural Networks Used:
Chat-gpt
Midjourney
Leonardo AI
Prompts
4 guitars
Create a photorealistic premium product photograph of four distinctive custom electric bass guitars displayed upright on individual black metal stands in a dark industrial music studio. Arrange all four instruments in one balanced horizontal lineup, facing the camera with their full bodies and necks clearly visible. GUITAR ONE: sculpted glossy black double-cutaway body with aggressive vermilion red paint splashes and fine distressed scratches. GUITAR TWO: minimalist satin-black double-cutaway bass with a vivid red horizontal soundwave graphic across the body. GUITAR THREE: natural pale maple-colored body with black abstract paint splatter, a matching light maple neck, and dark pickups. GUITAR FOUR: striking angular, aggressive star-shaped bass body in saturated orange-red with black distressed graphics and a black neck. All instruments have realistic four-string bass proportions, metal frets, tuning machines, bridges, pickups, and control knobs. The background consists of dark textured concrete panels and a vertical illuminated orange-red wall section. Dramatic studio spotlights, controlled rim lighting, a polished dark floor with subtle reflections, precise product details, deep shadows, premium custom instrument photography, rebellious metal and alternative rock aesthetics, no humans, no extra guitars, no text, symmetrical composition, ultra-realistic, 16:9 landscape.
Guitar No. 1
Use the provided reference image #1 as the primary visual reference. Isolate the first bass guitar from the original image and recreate it as a standalone, premium product photograph. Preserve the exact recognizable instrument design: a black double-cutaway bass guitar body, a long dark fretboard, a black headstock, black pickups, black hardware, multiple control knobs, and distinctive vivid red-orange shattered lightning and cracked paint graphics spreading across the lower body and around the pickups. Maintain the original graphic placement, proportions, silhouette, and overall identity.
Position the bass guitar upright on a black metal guitar stand, perfectly centered and facing directly toward the camera. Show the entire instrument—from the tip of the headstock to the bottom of the body and stand. The bass guitar must be the dominant subject, occupying approximately 55–65% of the image height.
Environment: a dark industrial recording studio featuring textured charcoal concrete acoustic wall panels, black guitar amplifier cabinets positioned near the far left and right edges, vertical red neon light tubes, subtle atmospheric red smoke near the floor, and dark metallic tiled flooring with realistic reflections. Lighting should be dramatic, featuring red rim lighting, a soft overhead spotlight, deep shadows, realistic reflections on the glossy black finish, and a cinematic heavy metal aesthetic.
This should be professional, high-end musical instrument product photography, featuring photorealistic materials, precise strings and frets, realistic tuning machines, sharp focus across the entire instrument, a balanced and symmetrical composition, natural perspective, high detail, realistic studio lighting, and a black and fiery red color palette.
One bass guitar only. No people, no additional instruments, no floating objects, no text, no logos, and no watermarks. Do not redesign the guitar or alter its original artwork. Use a vertical 4:5 composition.
