GPT IMAGE 2
Learn how to utilize AI image models in your design workflow by creating images frequently needed in actual work, ranging from logos, product photos, mockups, and banners to wedding snaps, invitations, POP displays, menu boards, and product detail pages.
Prompt
Prompt Utilization
Asset
Creating Design Assets
Template
Repeatable work structure
Logo System
Product Photos
Package Mockup
Business card mockup
Clothing Mockup
Details Page
Wedding Snapshots
Wedding invitation
POP
Menu
Brand Banner
Beyond simply generating images, you will learn the standards for viewing results in a format that can be practically applied to actual design work.
Expand your scope of application by directly creating various types of images such as brands, products, people, menus, and detailed product pages.
You will learn how to organize prompts into reusable formats for various tasks, rather than writing them from scratch every time.
You will learn the criteria for judging what to create quickly with AI and which parts should be finalized using design tools.
We introduce the results you can create with ChatGPT Images 2.0 and the overall flow of the lecture.
Learn the basic workflow of how to handle prompts to achieve the desired results.
We will verify through hands-on practice how image generation models express design elements.
We will create assets necessary for brand image production, such as logos, product photos, mockups, and banners.
Create design outputs that can be used repeatedly, such as wedding photos, invitations, POP displays, menus, and product detail pages.
A. Yes, it is possible. However, since the process includes evaluating the results to determine the direction of revisions, the course is conducted in a way that helps you develop your intuition while following the hands-on exercises.
A. You will learn how to apply the templates and examples provided in the lecture to various tasks.
A. It depends on the purpose of the work and the quality standards. It can be used immediately for drafting concepts or content images, while post-processing is recommended for high-precision work.
A. We cover a wide range of outputs, including logos, product photos, mockups, banners, wedding snaps, invitations, POP, menus, and detailed product pages.
Create various design outputs using ChatGPT Images 2.0,
and build a repeatable workflow.
This lecture was perfect for quickly grasping the core essentials of how to use image generation AI in practice. The length was just right, so I was able to complete the course without feeling overwhelmed. In particular, testing all the different cases myself would have taken an enormous amount of time, but the instructor tested everything and clearly organized what works and what doesn't, which I think will significantly reduce my trial and error. I always found it tedious to write new prompts every time, so learning how to use template structures for repetitive tasks was a very useful tip I hadn't known before. I always wondered why my results looked strangely lacking compared to AI images made by others. I realized through this course that it was because I was demanding too much at once in a single prompt. I tried the 'stepping stone reference technique' I learned in the lecture, and it made it much easier to guide the image in the direction I wanted, and the results are definitely more solid and satisfying. I will make good use of what I've learned by adapting it to my own workflow. Thank you for the great lecture!
The lecture was easy to understand because it was structured systematically with step-by-step examples. I was able to clearly learn what Image 2.0 does well and what it struggles with, which I believe will allow me to generate images more efficiently by applying it to my practical work.
It was great to have the capabilities and limitations of GPT IMAGE 2.0 clearly pointed out, and to be able to directly verify and observe the possible areas through practical examples. In practice, I experienced many limitations when using image generation or editing functions, such as the original image being altered, but I was able to learn a lot about how to overcome those limitations. Since the guidance provided clear directions for creating everything from light drafts to images for actual use, I think this is a lecture that not only designers but also bloggers and general users who need simple drafts can easily understand and learn from.
