【画像生成】AIに、自分の棺を作らせた

AIフェスティバルに参加してる人達をみて色んな遊びを思い浮かべていたら会話履歴を読ませて、**「自分専用の棺」**を最終的には作っていました。
最初は友達の影響もありアップロードした人物をミイラにしようとしたけれど、リアルにすると気持ち悪く、デフォルメすると本人感が消える。なので、人物ではなくその人を埋葬するための棺を作る方向に変更。
会話履歴から、好きな色、香り、動物、言葉、道具、空気感を拾わせると、ちゃんと“その人らしさ”が出ました。
顔は似ない。でも、棺は似る。AIとよくお話する方は是非やってみてください。
以下、コピペ用プロンプトです。

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コピペ用プロンプト

Create one highly detailed, solemn, museum-quality image of a burial coffin made specifically for the person revealed through this conversation history.
Before generating, analyze the full conversation history and extract the person’s values, worldview, aesthetic taste, creative attitude, emotional tone, favorite colors, favorite scents, favorite animals, favorite flowers, favorite drinks, favorite places or cultures, recurring symbols, meaningful words, symbolic objects, materials, textures, and personal motifs.
Design a burial coffin that could only belong to this person.
The coffin itself is the main subject.
Do not focus on a visible corpse.
If a wrapped mummy form is present, keep it subtle, respectfully covered, dignified, dry, and not grotesque.
The image should express reverence, preservation, ritual care, quiet dignity, and the feeling that this person was deeply valued.
This is not horror.
This is not a monster mummy.
This is a personal funerary artwork made from memory, symbolism, taste, and conversation.
The coffin’s colors, atmosphere, ornaments, materials, herbs, spices, resins, aromatic woods, oils, flowers, and grave goods must be chosen from the conversation history.
If clear preferences exist in the conversation history, prioritize them absolutely.
If there is not enough information, do not invent loud, excessive, or dramatic symbols.
Instead, create a quiet, elegant, restrained, meaningful burial design.
Do not over-assume.
Use elements grounded in the conversation.
Include ritual materials around the coffin:
herbs, spices, resins, aromatic woods, sacred oils, dried flowers, seeds, bark, powders, small bowls, jars, and vessels.
Choose them according to the person’s scent preferences, symbolic world, memories, emotional atmosphere, and aesthetic taste.
Include grave goods that reflect the person:
books, papers, scrolls, cups, glasses, perfume bottles, keys, stones, animal motifs, flower motifs, tools, ornaments, vessels, moon symbols, star symbols, writing instruments, musical objects, memory boxes, or other meaningful objects — only if supported by the conversation history.
Include flowers or plants that suit the person’s personality and aesthetic world.
Avoid generic cheerful decoration.
Overall atmosphere:
quiet, sacred, intimate, refined, slightly timeless, emotionally restrained, meaningful, beautiful but not cheerful, rich in detail but not messy.
Composition:
top-down or slightly angled view.
The coffin is centered and clearly the main subject.
Surrounding herbs, spices, resins, flowers, oils, papers, vessels, and grave goods are clearly visible.
The arrangement should feel carefully prepared, not cluttered.
Avoid:
horror, gore, rotting flesh, zombie mummy, jump-scare mood, grotesque corpse detail, generic Egyptian tourist design, random fantasy clutter, meaningless symbols, excessive decoration, bright cheerful tone unless clearly supported by the conversation, and symbols with no basis in the conversation history.
Most important:
This must not be a generic ancient coffin.
It must feel like a personal coffin designed from the conversation history.
Every major choice — color, mood, scent, herbs, spices, flowers, ornaments, textures, and burial objects — must have a reason connected to the person.
Generate one finished image.