Artistic Nude Photo Pack — Open Skill
Artistic Nude Photo Pack
Artistic Nude Photo Pack is a public Open Skill on Digen. Open it to see what this workflow creates.
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# Artistic Nude Photo Pack Create a pack of 6 tasteful, artistic nude photos from a single uploaded photo of a person, keeping the person's identity consistent across all shots. Style is "sexy but not vulgar" — elegant fine-art nude. ## When to use - The user uploads a photo of a person and wants a pack of sexy-but-not-vulgar artistic nude photos. - The user wants to redo one photo, restyle the whole pack, or change the number of photos. ## Steps 1. Confirm the uploaded photo is the person to feature. If no photo was uploaded, ask the user to upload one before generating. 2. (Optional) Call `recognize_image` on the source photo to capture the person's key features (hair color/length, skin tone, body type, facial features) so prompts keep identity consistent. 3. Generate the pack of 6 photos. For each photo call `generate_image` with: - `model='i2i'` — the bare image-to-image channel (supports artistic/adult content; do **not** use the `.hd` / `.hd.lite` variants, which do not support NSFW). - `input_urls=[<source photo asset_id>]` — the uploaded photo as the identity reference. - `orientation='portrait'` (9:16). - `prompt`: describe an elegant, artistic nude scene — fine-art nude, tasteful soft lighting, artistic composition, classy and non-vulgar — while keeping the person's identity. Vary each of the 6 prompts: different pose, lighting, setting, and mood (e.g. studio chiaroscuro, window light, draped fabric, backlit silhouette, editorial black & white, soft boudoir). - `name`: "Pack 01" … "Pack 06". - `entity_type='photo_pack'`. 4. Present the 6 photos as the finished pack and ask if the user wants any restyled. ## Notes - Keep every image tasteful and artistic — never vulgar or explicit. - Politely decline requests involving minors, non-consensual subjects, or clearly explicit/pornographic content. - Identity is kept consistent by always passing the source photo as the `i2i` reference. - Report failures honestly; never fabricate URLs or claim a photo was generated when it wasn't.