At AWSP, we’re always looking for new, fun, and meaningful ways to explore the world of artificial intelligence—and share those discoveries with you! Whether you’re looking to streamline your workload or inject a little creativity into
your day, AI tools like ChatGPT offer endless possibilities. When we stumble across something that sparks joy and learning, we can’t help but pass it along.
Today’s gem? An AI prompt that lets you turn yourself (or someone else!) into a boxed action figure. Yep. You read that right.
Let’s dive in.
The Prompt: Build Your Own Boxed Action Figure
Whether you were a Batman fan, hoarded GI Joes, giggled through Action League Now!, or couldn’t wait for the next kid’s meal toy drop, we all remember the magic of action figures. But what if… you were the action figure?
Thanks to a creative AI prompt making the rounds online (origin unknown, but we give its creator a virtual gold star!), you can bring your alter ego to life. Here’s how to try it for yourself.
What You’ll Need:
- A ChatGPT account with image generation capabilities
- A photo of your face (optional but helpful)
- Some imagination
| Template | Example |
|---|---|
| Title of the Figure: [Insert Name or Nickname] – [Optional Tagline or Role] Figure Description: Body Style/Build: Packaging Design: Accessories:
Layout Notes: Style Preference: | Title of the Figure: Mishele – Digital Media Extraordinaire Figure Description: Body Style/Build: Packaging Design: Accessories:
Layout Notes: Style Preference: |
The Results
It’s not a bad replication! As usual, ChatGPT’s first draft needs some tweaking. I wasn’t a fan of how it generated my face; my water bottles are always black, and I didn’t need two iPhones.
After some back and forth and a little patience, I created a figure that truly represents me!
Use Case Ideas: From Fun to Functional
For Professional Learning:
- Intro to AI: A low-stakes way to introduce prompt writing and AI tools.
- Leadership Reflection: Warm-up for Empowering Excellence or Paradigm sessions.
For Students:
- Identity Projects: Help students express themselves creatively.
- First Week Icebreaker: Share your figure in a group discussion.
- Prompt Practice: Teach specificity and clarity through revisions.
For Culture & Community:
- Staff Appreciation: Custom action figures as gifts or meeting decor.
- Student Recognition: Celebrate student leaders in newsletters or class.
For Reflection & Closure:
- Year-End Review: Create “Year in Review” figures for growth reflection.
Final Thoughts
At AWSP, we believe in creativity, connection, and continuous growth—what we call “Becoming While Doing.” Whether you’re using AI to automate tasks or bring laughter to your staff lounge, you’re modeling learning leadership.
So go ahead, give this prompt a spin. You might just discover a new way to bring learning—and laughter—to your leadership journey.
Bonus Challenge
Want to be featured in our newsletter or social media? Try the prompt, then send us your creation! We’d love to see how your inner superhero (or chaotic neutral sidekick) shows up.
