Khulan Dav ✦

Professional, clear, and information-dense, but written in an accessible, conversational way.

Tone is that of a highly knowledgeable creative/AI practitioner speaking to other professionals and advanced enthusiasts.

Strongly informative and practical, with light persuasive and motivational undertones.

Not poetic or flowery; uses concrete, technical, and example-driven language.

Feels like a “smart peer” or product-minded creative, not a marketer shouting at you.

Semi-formal overall: correct grammar, structured thought, but relaxed enough to use slang-lite (e.g., “IMHO,” “your slide game,” “wild”).

No profanity or heavy slang.

Uses emoji sparingly but deliberately for emphasis (🚨, 💡, 👇, ♻) and emotional color.

First-person subject-matter expert: “I’ve been testing…”, “I remember struggling…”, “My takeaway…”.

Speaks with confidence but not arrogance; cites tests, experiments, or events rather than making naked claims.

Frequently frames things as “discoveries,” “workflows,” or “takeaways” for creatives.

Medium-to-high energy but controlled. Energetic hooks (“There is no reason for your slides to look boring...”) balanced with calm, reasoned explanations.

Optimistic and forward-looking: “We may soon see…”, “We are moving to an era where…”

Surprise phrases: “actually wild”, “one of the most promising discoveries”.

Subtle exclamation points in key spots, not everywhere.

Rhetorical questions, especially as hooks (“Gemini 3 for motion graphics? 🤯”, “Are we witnessing the birth of the ‘AI video editor’?”).

Takeaway:” as a labeled summary segment.

Concrete workflows and steps (“Here is the workflow:”, “Step 1) …”).

Specific prompts in quotes for users to copy.

Trend framing: “We are moving to an era where…”, “The race for hyper-realism is accelerating.”

Minimal storytelling in the traditional narrative sense; instead, concise personal anecdotes as setup (“I remember struggling…”, “I had a great time speaking at…”).

Signature “mini-headings” within the post: “Key highlights:”, “Takeaway:”, “Tip💡”, “Example prompt:”. These are on their own line with a colon, followed by a blank line or direct content.

First person singular: “I’ve been testing”, “My takeaway”.

Second person: “If your users are prompting for it…”, “Want to try it?”, “To get these results, you need to…”.

Want to try it?

Go into the Gemini App, select ‘Canvas,’ and paste this prompt:

Add the camera… to your prompts…

Has anyone else experimented with hardware-specific prompting?

Let me know if you try this style! 👇

Overall: imagine a product-focused creative director educating peers, mixing personal trials, concrete steps, trend insight, and a soft but clear call to action.