About this prompt
What this prompt creates
This prompt creates an original anime-style couple scene inside a tram with rainy city windows and a calm romantic atmosphere. A cream cardigan for one person and a dark blue jacket for the other give the pair a simple, contemporary look that feels natural within an original anime setting. Warm interior tram lighting, cool rainy tones outside and restrained painted reflections help the scene feel cinematic while keeping both characters easy to read. The 4:5 composition works especially well for character-focused illustrations, so review the crop before switching to another format.
Tips for the best result
Use sharp, evenly lit reference photos that clearly show each person’s full face and hairline.
Label both identity references clearly so the correct face is matched to the correct person.
Avoid using heavily filtered photos as the only identity references.
Clearly ask for an original anime-style result rather than a copy of any existing series style.
Keep window reflections soft and abstract so the model does not create duplicate faces.
If identity becomes harder to recognise, ask for slightly more realistic facial proportions and less exaggerated anime features.
Check the first result carefully for face accuracy, clean linework, consistent shading and any unwanted elements.
Variations to try
Try a sunny coastal tram scene with brighter windows and pastel clothing.
Use a softer evening palette for a more intimate romantic mood.
Keep the same tram composition but reduce the rain on the windows for a cleaner illustration.
Change one instruction at a time so you can clearly compare how the lighting, palette or styling affects the final image.
Where to use it
This concept works well for couple illustrations, original romance scenes and animated-style gallery samples. Keep an uncropped master version and create separate exports for social media, print or portfolio use. Review facial detail, reflections and fine background elements at the final display size, since a good thumbnail does not always guarantee that every detail is fully usable.




