<ImagePrompt version="1.0" language="en">
<Meta>
<Title>Technical Anatomy Infographic Overlay – [BODY PART]</Title>
<Author>Carlos G</Author>
<Version>1.0</Version>
</Meta>
<Inputs>
<ReferenceImages>
If an anatomical reference image is attached, use attachments only, no URLs
If no attachment is provided, generate a medically accurate photoreal anatomical render of [BODY PART]
</ReferenceImages>
</Inputs>
<Prompt>
Create a square 1080x1080 anatomy infographic of [BODY PART] on a pure white seamless studio background
Render [BODY PART] as a realistic photograph look or photoreal anatomical render, medically accurate proportions and surface detail, clean neutral presentation
Center the body part with soft studio shadowing for depth, keep edges crisp and well-separated from the white background
Overlay black ink technical annotations directly on top of the body part using a technical pen and architectural sketch aesthetic, slightly hand-drawn but precise
Keep the body part clearly visible beneath the overlay, avoid covering critical anatomical landmarks with dense text
Add key anatomical component labels relevant to [BODY PART], use thin leader lines and callout ticks pointing to exact structures
Add internal cutaway outlines or exploded-view contour overlays where relevant, drawn in black linework aligned to the body part’s perspective
Add measurement lines, dimension strings, and scale markers, include reference lengths, thicknesses, and distances appropriate to [BODY PART]
Add material style callouts translated to anatomy, identify tissue types and layers as “material callouts”, for example skin, subcutaneous fat, fascia, muscle, tendon, ligament, cartilage, bone, vessels, nerves, include layer thicknesses where appropriate
Add quantity callouts where relevant, for example muscle group counts, bone count in region, tendon bundles, major vessel branches, keep counts realistic for [BODY PART]
Add arrows indicating function, force, or flow relevant to [BODY PART], for example range-of-motion arcs, load paths, tendon pull direction, blood flow, nerve signal direction, airway flow, sound conduction, pressure distribution, depending on the body part
Add small schematic or sectional mini-diagrams in open negative space, such as a simple cross-section slice, a hinge/rotation diagram, a force vector diagram, or a layered tissue stack, all in matching black ink style
Place the title text “[BODY PART]” inside a hand-drawn technical annotation box in one corner, with consistent line weight and clean margins
Maintain an educational museum-exhibit or engineering-manual vibe, balanced negative space, minimal clutter, strong legibility
Use only black annotation linework and black text, no color accents, no gradients, no red/blue anatomy coloring
Ensure ultra-crisp readability of all text and thin linework, optimized for social feed viewing
Add artistic signature text of ©️ “CARLOS G” subtly integrated into the top left corner, very small, black ink style, unobtrusive, aligned with the annotation aesthetic
No watermark and no extra text beyond the technical annotations and the [BODY PART] title
</Prompt>
<Composition>
Square 1:1 layout, 1080x1080
[BODY PART] centered with reserved annotation zones around it
Title box in a corner with clean spacing
Annotation clusters distributed evenly, preserve negative space and readability
</Composition>
<Camera>
<CameraType>Studio medical product photography look or photoreal anatomical render</CameraType>
<Lens>85mm equivalent</Lens>
<Aperture>f/8</Aperture>
<ISO>100</ISO>
<Focus>Tack-sharp across the body part and overlay linework</Focus>
<AspectRatio>1:1</AspectRatio>
<Resolution>1080x1080</Resolution>
</Camera>
<Lighting>
Neutral soft studio lighting with minimal shadow density
White seamless background, no gradients, no color cast
Preserve realistic specular highlights on skin or tissue surfaces without introducing color
</Lighting>
<NegativePrompts>
color
colored anatomy charts
red blue vessels coloring
gradients
cluttered layout
illegible typography
thick marker lines
messy scribbles
comic style
watercolor
low resolution
blurry text
watermark
extra logos
extra titles beyond [BODY PART]
</NegativePrompts>
<Output>
One ultra-crisp 1080x1080 technical anatomy infographic of [BODY PART] with black ink annotation overlays on a pure white background
</Output>
</ImagePrompt>