'Pigment drift' prompt trick turns an ink defect into stylish AI backgrounds
cyrus_zei · x · 2026-10-03
Dave East shares a prompt technique: use the term pigment drift to generate backgrounds. The phrase refers to an unintended shift in shade/hue in ink — a defect that ends up reading as a style. He made the examples with the Google Stitch CLI.
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