Icons and illustrations can support learning by reinforcing key concepts, but finding good stock images to represent specific or complex concepts is an ongoing challenge. Even if you can find what you want in a stock image library, finding sets of icons and illustrations in the same style can be nearly impossible. AI image generation can solve both problems: specific, custom images to align with your training content and consistent, polished images that reinforce learning. When your icons and illustrations match in style and color palette, learners can focus on the content instead of a jumble of mismatched visuals.
 
You’ll see how a structured, tool-agnostic prompt framework can improve your AI image results. You’ll learn how explicitly describing elements like color, media, and style leads to more purposeful, cohesive images instead of the same overused AI styles you see everywhere. Practice generating a set of icons with a single well-structured one-shot prompt. You’ll also see how to use reference images to guide new generations toward a matching look and feel. We’ll practice together live so you can start refining your illustration style. You’ll leave with a framework you can reuse, a collection of example style prompts to build on, and a workflow for generating icon and illustration sets that support learning.

In this webinar, you’ll learn to:

• Apply a structured AI image prompt framework to generate icons and illustrations.
• Describe visual elements like color, media, and style to improve the coherence and quality of AI images
• Generate an icon set with a single prompt.
• Use reference images to generate new images that match an existing style

Christy Tucker is a learning experience design consultant with over 20 years of experience helping people learn. She specializes in using scenario-based learning to engage audiences and promote skill transfer to real-world environments. She has created training for a wide range of clients, including Fortune 500 companies, nonprofit associations, state and local government agencies, universities, and more. Christy has been blogging about instructional design and elearning for over 15 years and is a regular speaker at industry conferences and events.