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A dynamic anime fight scene: [character A] and [character B] clash mid-air with glowing [element] attacks, speed lines, impact flashes, dramatic camera swing, vibrant cel-shaded colors, intense energy.

Turn this syllabus into a list of flashcard topics. For each section, create 5 question/answer pairs focused on definitions, processes and key facts, formatted as 'question; answer' for importing into Anki or Quizlet. Syllabus: [paste]

A photorealistic product photo of [product, e.g. a sparkling water can, no logos] with a dramatic water splash frozen in mid-air, [fruit or ingredients] flying around it, [color] gradient background, high-speed flash lighting. --ar 4:5 --style raw

A traditional American tattoo flash sheet with [number] designs on the theme of [theme, e.g. nautical], bold black outlines, limited palette of red, yellow, green and black, aged paper background, evenly spaced. --ar 3:4

Add a dark mode toggle to my site built with [stack]. Use CSS variables, respect prefers-color-scheme by default, remember the user's choice, avoid a flash of the wrong theme on load, and keep it accessible.

A fast digital glitch transition from [scene A] to [scene B]: RGB split, pixel blocks, scan lines and a short flash, high energy, 1 second, suited for music videos and edgy edits.

A nostalgic photorealistic portrait of [subject] at [setting, e.g. a house party] taken with a 1990s point-and-shoot camera with direct on-camera flash, harsh shadows behind, slight red-eye, warm film color shift, visible grain and a date stamp in the corner. --ar 3:2 --style raw

Give me 30 original creative writing prompts. Genres: [fantasy, sci-fi, literary, romance, horror, mixed] Forms: [short story, poem, flash fiction] Difficulty: [beginner / experienced writer] Include a mix of 'what if' scenarios, first lines, character situations, objects with stories, and constraint challenges (e.g.…

Write 3 pieces of flash fiction, exactly 100 words each. Theme or prompt: [theme] Genre: [any] Each needs a character, a conflict and a resolution or twist. Give each a title and a word count. Then explain one technique used in each to tell so much in so few words.

A cheerful children's flashcard illustration for the letter "[letter]": a large rounded letter [letter] in [colour] on the left, and a cute illustration of [object or animal starting with the letter, e.g. an apple with a happy face] on the right. Soft rounded shapes, bright friendly pastel colours, simple clean outlin…

Create flashcards from the material below for spaced-repetition study. Subject: [subject] Level: [beginner / intermediate / advanced] Number of cards: [e.g. 30] Rules: - One fact or idea per card (atomic) - Questions that require recall, not yes/no - Short answers (under 20 words) with an optional extra line of contex…