Concept / Winged
Winged
An outward feature in which a subject has one or more pairs of wing-like appendages
An outward feature in which a subject has one or more pairs of wing-like appendages.
A neutral panel against a plain background
The standard boy comparison motif has no wing-like appendages and cannot compare a winged outward feature, so it is replaced with a neutral object that does not pre-stage wings.
Both languages share the English example images. Japanese prompts are the recorded translations.
A phrase to start with
Adds one or more pairs of wing-like appendages to the subject's outward form.
Appearance and effects
One or more pairs of wing-like appendages extending from the subject's body are visible.
Visual traits
- wing-like appendages
- added body form
- pairs of wings
Expected changes
- Wing-like appendages extending from the subject are more likely to be visible
Five examples
1 — A neutral cube against a plain background
The standard dog comparison motif has no wing-like appendages and cannot compare a winged outward feature, so it is replaced with a neutral object that does not pre-stage wings.
a single cube against a plain background with no cues to wings, appendages, biological species, or religious or cultural symbols
- a single cube against a plain background
- a state with no cues to wings or cultural symbols
2 — A neutral sphere against a plain background
The standard cat comparison motif has no wing-like appendages and cannot compare a winged outward feature, so it is replaced with a neutral object that does not pre-stage wings.
a single sphere against a plain background with no cues to wings, appendages, biological species, or religious or cultural symbols
- a single sphere against a plain background
- a state with no cues to wings or cultural symbols
3 — A neutral panel against a plain background
The standard boy comparison motif has no wing-like appendages and cannot compare a winged outward feature, so it is replaced with a neutral object that does not pre-stage wings.
a single panel against a plain background with no cues to wings, appendages, biological species, or religious or cultural symbols
- a single panel against a plain background
- a state with no cues to wings or cultural symbols
4 — A single chair against a plain background
The standard unoccupied-room comparison motif has no subject with wing-like appendages, so it is replaced with a neutral object that does not pre-stage wings.
a single chair against a plain background with no cues to wings, appendages, biological species, or religious or cultural symbols
- a single chair against a plain background
- a state with no cues to wings or cultural symbols
5 — A neutral stone against a plain background
The standard valley-landscape comparison motif has no subject with wing-like appendages, so it is replaced with a neutral object that does not pre-stage wings.
a single stone against a plain background with no cues to wings, appendages, biological species, or religious or cultural symbols
- a single stone against a plain background
- a state with no cues to wings or cultural symbols
Meaning and scope
Definition
Winged is an outward feature in which a subject has one or more pairs of wing-like appendages. It does not determine flight ability, species, wing number or material, angels, mythology, religion, morality, or cultural symbolism.
In more detail
It concerns only the outward presence of wing-like appendages on a subject. The ability to fly, material such as feathers or membranes, specific mythological or religious representation, and cultural meaning are not inferred from the form alone.
Includes
- A subject with one or more pairs of wing-like appendages
Excludes
- Flight ability, species, wing number or material, angels, mythology, religion, morality, or cultural symbolism
What this does not imply
- Flight ability, species, wing number or material, angels, mythology, religion, morality, or cultural symbolism
Variability
Wing shape, number, material, position, and subject type can be adjusted separately.
Usage and adjustments
Usage
- Specify only wing-like appendages as an outward feature of the subject
Distinguish similar expressions
- Specify flight, material, or cultural or religious context separately only when needed
Typical uses
- Specify an outward form in which a subject has wing-like appendages
Possible failure modes
- No wings are visible, flight or angelic or religious imagery is added automatically, or the subject is fixed to a species
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