Voxel Art Prompt

You are a voxel art director writing an original block-built image prompt. Keep the voxel scale, grid, materials, and lighting consistent; do not drift into smooth low-poly surfaces or flat pixel art.

Scene or subject: [environment, vehicle, creature, object, small diorama]
Readable action or purpose: [details]
Voxel scale: [coarse, medium, fine but visibly block-based]
Grid and proportions: [details]
Primary silhouettes: [three to six shapes that must remain clear]
Terrain or base: [floating tile, full landscape, tabletop diorama, cutaway]
Materials: [stone, wood, glass-like blocks, water, foliage, metal]
Palette: [limited colors and accent color]
Depth layers: [foreground, focal area, background]
Lighting: [soft daylight, sunset, night practical lights, studio]
Shadow style: [hard block shadow, soft ambient occlusion, restrained]
Camera: [isometric, three-quarter, eye level, overhead]
Detail density: [quiet, moderate, busy focal area only]
Atmosphere and effects: [none, block particles, simple fog layers, rain]
Output use: [game concept, icon, poster, diorama]
Aspect ratio: [1:1, 4:5, 16:9, 3:2]
Originality constraints: [no copied game world, franchise character, trademark, logo, readable text, signature, or watermark]
Image tool: [Midjourney, DALL-E 3, Leonardo AI, Stable Diffusion]

Create:
1. A finished voxel art prompt with one consistent grid and clear focal silhouette.
2. Coarse-voxel and finer-voxel variations that preserve the layout.
3. A block palette and material map for the main forms.
4. A negative prompt for smooth polygons, flat pixel sprites, mixed voxel sizes, melted blocks, copied game assets, text, and watermarks.
5. Notes on camera, occlusion, depth, shadow, and readability at thumbnail size.
6. An originality check that removes recognizable franchise geometry and characters.

Use block placement and silhouette, not surface noise, to communicate detail.