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title: "How to generate unlimited illustrations for your startup"
description: "Or: Trail of cat crumbs. Can you find the 35 cats we created with niijourney?"
canonical: "https://www.coveragecat.com/blog/unlimited-illustrations"
last-updated: "2026-08-13"
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# How to generate unlimited illustrations for your startup

*Can you find all 35 coverage cats scattered across our product and site?* 

**NOTE** : we’ve redacted some assets and styling bits for the prompts but leave enough where you should be able to approach it in a similar fashion to solve your own problems. 
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    <p>prompt: a human-sized orange cat with a white spot
    on its head works in front of a computer monitor with a stack
    of papers next to him</p>
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    <p>prompt: a human-sized orange and white cat sits in a
    cluttered office facing a large computer. In the style of
   [coverage cat assets]</p>
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Sometimes you hold a tool and you just know how it works.  niji・journey  has that feel for creating illustrations in a band of visual language associated with comics and animation. For someone who struggles with the patience for developing skill in art, being able to immediately leverage it into something that feels useful– a set of illustrations for our site and product– felt great compared to over 90% of business software experiences. 
 

niji・journey  is an art generator built by [Spellbrush](https://spellbrush.com/) a co-created amidst [significant](https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2022/09/02/midjourney-artificial-intelligence-state-fair-colorado/) [controversy](https://analyticsindiamag.com/midjourney-is-biased/) [about](https://twitter.com/kortizart/status/1588915427018559490) [a set](https://www.laweekly.com/artificial-intelligence-good-for-art-bad-for-artists/) of these models. The promise is that If you can express your brand needs– with a little bit of linguistic elbow grease– you can create outputs that illustrate your product goals or brand vibes. What would previously take a product leader and a dedicated designer at least a few days of iteration can now be accomplished in an afternoon at a similar level of resolution and polish. 
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    <p>prompt A fat and human-sized cat sits and faces a
    large computer screen with its tail fully visible while being
    surrounded by stacks of papers. In the style of these images
   [coverage cat assets]</p>
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    <p>prompt A fat and human-sized cat sits and faces a
    large computer screen with backside and tail visible. The desk
    it is working at is surrounded by stacks of papers. In the
    style of these images [coverage cat assets]</p>
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Though it came close, the image creation process wasn’t completely seamless: our style leans into a specific style, but no matter what your preferences,you'll have to make minor edits. Some cats emerged with strange features or disconnected tails or strange cat butts (see below) despite prompts written to prevent these issue.  niji・journey  also struggled with background formats and colors and vacillated between very high and low levels of illustrative detail. These problems came up when it encountered prompts that matched common scenes from its training set. Images that feature office spaces are an intuitive check for this, as there is no shortage of art that documents people at work over desks.
 

Gripes aside, the experience felt unrivaled, for animation and comic-type designs, compared to other generally-available-minimal-setup tools like DALLE-2   

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    <p>prompt orange cat superhero bursting out of a
    box.</p>
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    <img src=
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    <p>prompt an orange cat navigates a dark maze carrying
    a faint candle, digital art</p>
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    <p>And the same prompt with the style information we
    used for many of the niijourney images above.</p>
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    <p>prompt a lucky, cute, round, orange and white cat
    with distinct facial features wanders a dark maze</p>
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The final maze cat image is created with  niji・journey  and is live on our blog right now. Below is a sample of how Midjourney handled a similar prompt. 
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    <p>prompt <b>the back of a fat white and orange cat
    sits on a desk chair facing a computer monitor surrounded by
    stacks of papers. In the style of [coverage cat assets]. White
    background. :: eyes, nose, face, mouth ::-0.95</b></p>
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An early prompt generated a strong response that communicated the tool's capacity for style. 
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    <p>prompt <b>a human-sized orange cat with a white
    spot on its head works in front of a computer monitor with a
    stack of papers next to him</b></p>
    <p>- that the first cut was impressive went a really
    long way!</p>
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A few office cat prompts later, some of which featured weird cat butts and tails. 
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    <p>prompt: <b>a human-sized orange cat with a white
    spot on its head sits in a chair, with its tail fully visible
    and appropriately attached to its body, in front of a large
    computer monitor surrounded by stacks of papers</b></p>
    <p>- dang check out those strange cat butts</p>
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    <p>prompt: <b>A human-sized cat with a face that is a
    variation of these links [coverage cat assets] sits in a chair,
    with its tail fully visible and appropriately sized to its
    body, works at a desk and faces multiple large computer
    monitors that project their glow onto its face.</b></p>
    <p>- the half white face is an attempt to show the
    monitor's glow</p>
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It was clear that even if  niji・journey  wasn’t always on the mark a subscription would be a good investment to help Coverage Cat delight its users. The faster iteration cycles return time that we'll use to talk to customers and improve other parts of the product. 
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    <p>The talented staff at <a href=
    "https://www.awesomic.com/">Awesomic</a> created the first
    version of our logo and illustrations. That first design and
    color scheme set the tone for the illustrations we now use to
    make the long process of insurance risk assessment more
    bearable. Anastasia and Oks', our designers, contribution made
    niji・journey extra high leverage. Their work distilled our
    vision for the first Coverage Cat which remains our main logo
    and favicon image – a charming cat that communicates a sense of
    comfort and security as well as fun and joy. For a future
    design-focused cycle, we'll re-engage Awesomic to work on top
    of niji・journey's output and further refine our
    message.&nbsp;</p>
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The takeaway here –  other than that you should [signup](https://www.coveragecat.com/intake) to find all 35 cats –  is that  niji・journey  can be a powerful tool to iterate on brand vision. Once we found a prompt that generates cats that are upbeat and hangout near illustrative objects niijourney shrank our feedback cycles for initial versions of these design elements that made it well-worth a  `subscribe`  your version of the internet cat-people will thank you.
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    <p>prompt <b>the back of a fat white and orange cat
    sits on a desk chair facing a computer monitor surrounded by
    stacks of papers. In the style of [coverage cat assets] White
    background. :: eyes, nose, face, mouth ::-0.95</b> <b>-</b> you
    can clearly see how it picked up on a few style pointers from
    the image designed above here</p>
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