Qwen 3.8 Flash Next: drastically faster and much more precise in reaching the result.

Some time ago in this same place someone had suggested having your model create paintings through python (with programming) leaving it quite free. Doing so I had noticed how the model, after creating the first draft, made visual checks and quickly decided what he didn't like, adding corrections just as quickly, he didn't get lost in long, long thoughts... so from this situation I created an additive prompt. in practice I induce the model not to think long thoughts, but just like we hummans do, to jot down a draft, which we gradually improve step by step. I made him do some projects, and t he model becomes fast, rapid and precise as never before, and above all more self-confident . Unlike his usual approach, where he tries to map out a plan dozens and dozens of times, fearing he might make a mistake or forget something, he ends up wasting a lot of time stuck in pointless loops. Here is the prompt I created to add as an addendum to your prompts. add to your prompt: The construction procedure must be fractal, that is to say you make a rough and basic draft, test it, add details and depth, then test again and add even more details and depth, you have to proceed like this, so you have to start from a very basic and rough draft made from a very rough and basic reasoning, the aim is to start immediately in the creation, observe and decide what to detail. Continue this loop until you consider the work a masterpiece,rich in the kind of detail one would expect from a great artist. EDIT: Since I've noticed that when it starts thinking a lot about what to add in the deeper steps, (the pressure of being a great artist makes him less confident again, perhaps it should be removed.) I'm trying to get the model to focus on refining small portions at a time. Here's a modified version; if you have any better suggestions, please let me know. The construction procedure must be fractal, that is to say you make a rough and basic draft, test it, add details and depth, then test again and add even more details and depth, you have to proceed like this, so you have to start from a very basic and rough draft made from a very rough and basic reasoning, the aim is to start immediately in the creation, observe and decide what to detail. Continue this loop many times, focus on individual portions of the project until you feel they are satisfactory, then move on to the other portions that are rougher until you consider the total work a masterpiece, rich in the kind of detail one would expect from a great artist. Try it yourself and tell me your opinion. Perhaps, taken together, we could generalize this procedure better.