What to Draw Generator

About This Tool

What to Draw Generator provides structured prompts to spark artistic ideation for varied audiences. It combines themes, moods, and styles into cohesive prompts that can be used for warmups, lessons, or personal practice.
Conceptually, it treats prompts as a combinatorial space where each dimension (theme, mood, style, constraints) contributes to a unique sketch brief. The system supports deterministic variation via seeds, so educators can reproduce a set of prompts across sessions. The core value lies in speed, scalability, and consistency: users receive diverse prompts without repetitive planning, enabling rapid exploration and iterative practice.
Audience-wise, students gain practice prompts aligned to curricula, while professionals use them for rapid ideation during brainstorming or client ideation. A key differentiator is the ability to export structured prompts with metadata, allowing easy integration into lesson plans or design sprints. Core features include a theme catalog, mood and style selectors, a constraint mixer, and export options. Use cases range from 5-minute warmups to full lesson packs with varying difficulty, suitable for classrooms or individual studios.

Sign in to see all your usage