Not following style and composition references

[irvin_7777]

Below is a screenshot. I want to create a series of illustrations that will thematiclly be consistant, and have a main character represented in all of them. I created a prompt which generated the first line of images, used one of the images a reference for both style and compostion. I even tried FF 3. I have included the prompt below the image. What do I need to do to get images that look and feel like the reference image and use the same moose character.

 

Whimsical watercolor and colored pencil illustration for a children’s picture book (grades 1–4) from the “Goose the Moose” series.
Goose the Moose — a kind moose with big gentle eyes — Goose running through the forest, sunlight streaming through trees, with birds and mountains in the background, painted in warm golden light.
Soft watercolor textures, expressive faces, gentle humor, and a storybook aesthetic.
16:9 aspect ratio.
Mood: peaceful and playful.
The image should feel full of warmth, wonder, and friendship.

[Kartika Rawat]

Hi irvin_7777!

Sorry about the issue. Would you try to edit your prompt a little straight and short? You can add effects like watercolor, illustration (Art). You can also review this helpful resource: https://adobe.ly/42NXjId

Let us know how it goes.

Thanks.
^KR

[irvin_7777]

not sure what you mean ... straight and short??

[Kartika Rawat]

You can try with a specific prompt. For eg: add effects like watercolor, pencil illustration, and remove them from the prompt.

Let us know how it goes.

Thanks,

^KR

[Oh.N8]

Hey @irvin_7777 

I would like to add an additional resource: Adobe Boards.

Adobe Boards definitely requires a bit more time to learn and impliment. 
Adobe Firefly Board Work flow video: Adobe Live Youtube.com

I mention Firefly Boards because you can keep the same character style.

Cheers

Nate