The final project
Lesson 13 of 13 in the course “AI Images and Slides”. Free, with animations and a quiz.
The brief
Time to put it all together. Liya is launching a winter candle collection and needs four things. A poster reading “Winter collection”. Three product photos in one style: real candles on AI backgrounds. A portrait for the “about” page. And a 7-slide pitch for a café that might stock her candles. Take her brief or swap in your own: your brand, your project, your presentation. The main thing is to go the whole way.
The order of work
Start with the meaning: one sentence about the collection, like “a warm gift with a name”. Then lock in the style and make a reference, as in the lesson on series. Next the poster and product photos, one edit at a time. Then the pitch outline with takeaway titles, and only after that the slides. The last step is checks and labels. If you get stuck, go back to the right lesson: all the course prompts are in the Promptdex on the course page.
The style passport
To make the poster, photos and slides look like one collection, Liya writes a style passport: light, colours, background, framing and what must not change. It goes at the start of every prompt, followed by the task: “a poster reading…” or “a photo of this candle on…”. Copy the template below and fill in your own collection. The same colours will come in handy for the pitch slides too.
The checklist
Before publishing, go through the list. Every letter on the poster checked, because even the best models sometimes swap a letter. The candles in the photos match the real ones in size, colour and label. Friends recognise the face in the portrait. Every number in the pitch has a link, and none are invented. And wherever an AI photo could pass for real, there’s a short note. Five ticks, and you can publish.
What you have now
In 13 lessons you’ve built a full kit. You know where to draw for free. You write prompts with a six-part formula and make lettering without garbled letters. You keep one character and one style across a series. You edit photos with words, improve old pictures and know where AI is off-limits. You build slides from an outline, not a template. And you can spot a fake and understand labels and rights.
Graduation
Liya launched her collection: a poster in her feed, three photos in her listings, a portrait on the shop page, and a pitch after which the café took a trial batch. That’s our example, and your project can be completely different. The main thing is that AI is no longer magic or a threat to you, but a tool you control. Make your own final project and show it to friends. Good luck!
Check yourself
- What’s the right way to start the final project?
Correct answer: With one sentence about the collection’s meaning. The meaning sets the style, images and titles, so it comes first. - Why put the style passport at the start of every prompt?
Correct answer: So the poster, photos and slides look like one collection. The same description of light, colours and framing keeps one style across the series. - Which checklist item protects the shop from returns?
Correct answer: The candles in the photos match the real ones. If the product looks different in the photo than in real life, buyers return it and leave bad reviews.