Step 1: Invent the Brand
Every great brand starts with a logo. Before generating a single ad, you need a visual identity that's consistent, memorable, and simple. The best logos in the world aren't clever — they're obvious. Three stripes. A checkmark. An apple.
Logo — First Version (Soul Cinema)
What it does:
Generates the initial logo concept. Claude is used first to write the image generation prompt — giving Soul Cinema the clearest possible direction before touching a single setting.
Claude Prompt:
"Fashion brand logo for "HIGGS" clothing label. Two-part vertical composition: icon on top, wordmark below.
ICON (top): stylized Higgs boson particle decay or Feynman diagram reduced to a clean geometric glyph — OR a starburst formed from intersecting particle collision arcs — OR a minimalist atomic orbit mark. Rendered in #d1fe17 acid yellow on black background.
WORDMARK (bottom): "higgs" in lowercase, centered beneath the icon. Editorial, premium typeface — razor-thin extended sans-serif, sharp condensed display, or elegant geometric sans. Color: white or #d1fe17.
Layout: icon and wordmark stacked vertically, centered, with clear breathing room between them.
Aesthetic: quantum physics meets premium streetwear. Flat vector. No gradients. No shadows. No extra elements. Ultra-clean, suitable for embroidery, woven labels, and hang tags.
Style tags: logo design, brand identity, flat vector, dark background, minimal, fashion, two-part stacked logo, monochrome with acid yellow accent."
Process: Then take that prompt into Soul Cinema and generate 4 options. Four images cost half a credit — so experiment freely.













