Reimagine Hailuo prompts

7 months ago

Got it! From now on, all **scene prompts** will follow a distinctly **Indian style**, reflecting Indian urban or semi-urban environments, traditional clothing, Indian weather patterns, and cultural details. Here’s an **updated version** of the first scene prompt — now reimagined with clear **Indian context** in a **hand-drawn, illustrative** style: --- **Scene 1 Prompt – "भारी बारिश हो रही थी" (It was raining heavily):** "A typical Indian street in a small town during heavy monsoon rain. Narrow road filled with muddy rainwater, puddles forming around parked scooters and a tea stall with its shutter half-closed. Telephone poles with dangling wires, old buildings with tiled roofs leaking water. A temple bell faintly visible in the background through the rain. Stray dogs take shelter under a rickshaw. Banana leaves flutter in the wind. Water splashes as it runs down the uneven street. Hand-drawn, illustrative style, artistic texture, soft outlines, watercolor shading, subtle brush strokes, storybook look, warm earthy tones. Heavy rainfall with soaked surroundings, misty atmosphere, Ultra HDR, 3D intricate details, vibrant colors, realistic lighting, Dramatic Lighting, Enhanced Clarity, Brilliant Highlights, Hyperrealistic Detailing, cinematic." --- Ready to generate the next scene — just send the next part of the story!

8 months ago

Our artifact is a single system — but with two moments. It begins low to the ground — a woven, rhythmic form that reflects housing, health, and environmental challenges. This base represents architecture rooted in land, in community, in ecological thinking. From there, the form begins to lift — twisting, rising, and spiraling. This vertical movement becomes a spatial metaphor for regenerative growth: architecture that breathes, that transforms, and that activates. The two are not separate. They’re part of one continuous system — shaped by the same modular spiral logic, but expressed differently: one as shelter, the other as signal. Together, they form a talisman for our project — a structure that remembers the Earth, but dares to reimagine the sky.