AI gijinka fan art
DeepSeek-chan Fan Art: Prompts & Tutorial
Give Whale-chan a new scene, draw her as a chibi, or try a different art style. Start with a character reference, then describe the picture you want to make.
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Each example includes a complete prompt. Try one as written, or change the setting, action and expression to make your own version.

Everyday scene: a whale girl fishing for goldfish
Give her something to do, then add a small mishap.

Chibi Whale-chan with a giant cookie
A big head and tiny body, with her signature details intact.

Whale-chan in a soft watercolor manga style
Image 1 sets the character. Image 2 sets the art style.

A sheet of six chibi reaction stickers
Waving, snacking and dozing off in one matching set.

Turn a short conversation into four panels
A problem, a confident answer and a bowl of rice.
Create fan art
Upload a character reference here and describe your picture. Choose "Use this prompt" below to fill in an example. Your uploaded references will stay in place. Reference images and upload steps
How to create your own version
Save the character reference
Download the DeepSeek-chan artwork below. It shows her blue hair, whale-fin ear ornaments, tail and outfit. An image gives the generator more design detail than a character name alone.
Choose a prompt
Pick an example and select "Use this prompt". The page returns to the generator and fills in the text. Upload the character image you saved, then edit the prompt as needed.
Check your references and generate
Use one character image for the everyday scene, chibi, stickers and comic. For the art-style example, upload the character first and the style image second. Match "Image 1" and "Image 2" in the prompt to that order, choose your image size and select Generate.

Start with this character reference
All five examples start with this character reference. For the tail correction, upload the original night-market result as Image 1 and this character as Image 2.
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Adaptation: GenderSwapAI · Original character: 上善无形 · Reference art: ZipZipPipe
Everyday scene: a whale girl fishing for goldfish
A goldfish slipping through her torn paper scoop gives her a reason to react. That makes a livelier scene than simply placing her in a night market.
Reference: one DeepSeek-chan character image
Full prompt
Use the DeepSeek whale girl in the reference image as the main character. Keep her long blue hair with cyan tips, blue eyes, whale-fin ear ornaments, whale tail and the main design of her blue-and-white maid dress. Draw her at a goldfish-scooping stall in a summer night market, staring intently at a hole in her paper scoop as a small goldfish slips through it. She looks a little frustrated, with a small water basin beside her. Contrast warm lantern light with her blue hair. Frame her from the upper body to the knees in an anime illustration with a lighthearted little story. Do not add text or a watermark.This fills in the generator on this page. Upload the character reference if you haven't already. Reference images and upload steps
Make it your own
Swap the night market for a convenience store, the beach or a rainy bus stop. Add a specific action, such as reaching for the last pack of cookies or stepping around a puddle with an umbrella.

Adaptation: GenderSwapAI · Original character: 上善无形 · Reference art: ZipZipPipe
Whale-chan in a soft watercolor manga style
Try different linework and colors with the same character. Explain what each reference controls, especially that the second image supplies only the art style.
References: upload DeepSeek-chan first, then the style image below

The second image for the art-style example
Use this image for its linework, colors and paper texture. Upload it after the character reference, or replace it with a style reference you want to try.
Download style referenceFull prompt
Image 1 is the character reference. Image 2 is the art-style reference. Draw the DeepSeek whale girl from Image 1, keeping her long blue hair with cyan tips, blue eyes, whale-fin ear ornaments and blue-and-white maid outfit. Borrow only the fine ink lines, muted colors, light watercolor shading and paper texture of Image 2. Do not use the face, brown hair or clothing of the person in Image 2. Draw a bust portrait of her holding a cup of hot cocoa with both hands, her head slightly tilted as she looks off to the side with a relaxed expression. Leave the background mostly blank. Do not add text or a watermark.This fills in the generator on this page. Upload the character reference if you haven't already. Reference images and upload steps
Make it your own
Replace the second image with another style reference you have permission to use. Change "fine ink lines, muted colors and light watercolor shading" to the relevant traits, such as thick outlines, flat colors or pencil shading.

Adaptation: GenderSwapAI · Original character: 上善无形 · Reference art: ZipZipPipe
A sheet of six chibi reaction stickers
Use a consistent chibi design and simple actions for stickers. Generate the sheet first, then crop it into individual images. Add any lettering yourself afterward.
Reference: one DeepSeek-chan character image
Full prompt
Create a chibi sticker sheet based on the DeepSeek whale girl in the reference image. Use a transparent background and a two-row, three-column layout. Leave enough space between all six characters so they do not overlap. Keep consistent two-head-tall proportions, long blue hair with cyan tips, whale-fin ear ornaments, whale tail and a blue-and-white maid dress. Use clear linework, simple blocks of color and white sticker outlines. The six poses are: waving happily, holding a cookie, dozing under a blanket, holding up a small heart with both hands, puffing her cheeks in anger, and peeking out curiously. Show each character in full. Do not add text, speech bubbles or a watermark.This fills in the generator on this page. Upload the character reference if you haven't already. Reference images and upload steps
Make it your own
Choose reactions you use in chat, such as nodding, looking puzzled, saying thanks or lying flat. For a single sticker, replace the two-by-three layout and six actions with one centered pose.

Adaptation: GenderSwapAI · Original character: 上善无形 · Reference art: ZipZipPipe
Turn a short conversation into four panels
This comic turns an AI going off task into a character stopping for a meal. The user's final question keeps the confusion in the joke. We wrote the dialogue for this example. Give each panel one action and one short line.
Reference: one DeepSeek-chan character image
Comic dialogue, in reading order
- User: Everything is going wrong.
- Whale-chan: I have a plan.
- Whale-chan: First, let's eat.
- User: That actually helps?
Full prompt
Create an original four-panel fan comic using the DeepSeek whale girl in the reference image. Use a clean two-by-two grid, read left to right, then top to bottom, with clear white gutters. Keep the same long blue hair with cyan tips, blue eyes, whale-fin ear ornaments, whale tail and blue-and-white maid outfit in every panel. Soft anime linework, light cel shading and a simple kitchen setting. Panel 1: she looks up from the table, surprised by an off-panel user's speech bubble, exactly "Everything is going wrong." Panel 2: she smiles confidently and says exactly "I have a plan." Panel 3: she offers a steaming bowl of white rice with chopsticks and says exactly "First, let's eat." Panel 4: she happily eats rice beside a second bowl for the user; an off-panel bubble says exactly "That actually helps?" Use large, legible English lettering. Give each panel only its specified speech bubble, with the tail pointing toward the correct speaker or off-panel user. Keep both fin ornaments visible whenever the angle permits. Do not add titles, logos or a watermark.This fills in the generator on this page. Upload the character reference if you haven't already. Reference images and upload steps
Make it your own
Start with an AI conversation you remember. Turn the unexpected response into something the character does, then show how the user reacts. Specify each speaker, action and exact line. Read the speech bubbles before sharing; ask for a text correction if needed.
What to change after the first result
If the character looks off, describe her blue hair, whale-fin ear ornaments, tail and blue-and-white outfit more clearly. If the scene is too busy, remove some props or background details. To try another pose or expression, upload your result as a new reference and describe the next change.
Bring the whole whale tail into view
The first night-market image cuts off one tail tip at the right edge. We edited that result with the character reference, asking for both flukes inside the frame. Compare the same scene before and after the edit.

Before: a tail tip is cropped
Download the original night-market image
After: both tail tips fit inside the frame
Download the corrected imageUpload the original night-market image as Image 1 and the character reference as Image 2. Remove unrelated references, then use the prompt below.
Edit Image 1, the night-market illustration. Image 2 is only the character design reference. Keep the girl's face, expression, long blue hair with cyan tips, whale-fin ear ornaments, maid dress, hands, torn paper scoop, escaping goldfish, lanterns and overall illustration style. Correct the whale tail at the right edge: show one continuous dark blue whale tail emerging from behind her lower back, with both broad symmetrical flukes fully inside the frame and clear space between the tail tips and the image boundary. Match the tail shape in Image 2. Move the tail inward and slightly reduce its size as needed; preserve the rest of the scene. Do not add text or a watermark. This is a targeted framing correction to an existing fan-art tutorial image.
Compare the tail before and after the edit. When editing your own result, also check the fin ears, hair colors and outfit against your character reference.
Adaptation: GenderSwapAI · Original character: 上善无形 · Reference art: ZipZipPipe
GenderSwapAI adapted the examples from the reference artwork under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. When sharing or adapting them for noncommercial use, credit the original character creator, reference artist and adapter. Link the license, indicate changes and use the same license for adaptations.