When generating AI images, the hardest part wasn’t the model—it was language. Finding the right terms for style, composition, color, lighting, or camera angle was slow and guessy. We wanted a place to learn visually and reference quickly.

The idea

Build a visual library that maps creative intent to clear examples and vocabulary. Start with art and photography parameters. Then expand to camera movement and film language.

What we believe

• Clarity beats jargon: visuals first, then words.

• Consistent examples matter: one parameter at a time.

• Creative speed is a superpower: the right term saves hours.

• Open learning: share knowledge, don’t gatekeep it.

What’s inside

• Parameter Library: styles, composition, color, lighting, lenses, angles.

• Camera Moves: see how movement shapes emotion and storytelling.

• Vocabulary-first: prompt-ready terms you can copy and remix.

Roadmap

• Better filtering and comparisons

• Deeper color and lighting breakdowns

• Interactive camera move overlays

• User-saved boards and notes