A personal research project examining whether AI-generated imagery can be directed with enough precision to serve as a finished visual product rather than a rough ideation aid. I experimented with prompts, style constraints, composition rules and iteration cycles to understand the degree of control achievable. Selected outputs were refined and formatted as digital prints and published for sale as a live test of perceived value and viability. The work functions both as a design experiment and a behavioural study, exploring how AI-made visuals perform when judged by the same standards as human-produced work.