The first refinements often drifted toward generic AI-image styling. To correct that, I developed an iterative feedback process focused on specificity: facial structure, eye behavior, skin texture, hair identity, expression discipline, photographic credibility, and resistance to cosmetic homogenization.
That process became a set of instructions, rules, and source documents designed to govern the work. The framework was built on anatomical, photographic, and casting-based criteria to provide precise visual descriptions for conditioning, evaluation, and correction of the output.
The result was less a fixed formula or tool than a framework based on judgment and curation for evaluating, constraining, refining, and deciding what an image is doing.