How to Create Cinematic AI Scenes for Spider-Man: Brand New Day

If you had the chance to create your own visual campaign for Spider-Man: Brand New Day, which three cinematic moments would you bring to life first? A new Spider-Man story opens up countless possibilities for imagining its world through cinematic visuals. Fans may already be curious about what the hero’s next chapter could look like on screen. With an AI cinematic scene generator, bringing those ideas to life becomes possible. Rather than creating just another standard Spider-Man illustration, you can imagine three distinct movie-inspired moments, each with its own visual direction. For this tutorial, we’ll explore how PixAI Studio and Tsubaki.3 model can be used to develop three unique cinematic scenes inspired by Spider-Man: Brand New Day. We’ll work from one shared workspace throughout the process, then tailor the setting, lighting, composition, and overall mood for each scene. This approach lets every variation feel different while still keeping them connected to the same visual concept. Build a Simple Cinematic Workflow in PixAI Studio Let’s first map out the three cinematic scenes we’ll create in this workflow: Spider-Man standing on a rooftop at night, Spider-Man swinging through a rainy city, and a sunrise scene inspired by the “Brand New Day” concept. Before generating the images, we need to prepare the workspace. Since the workflow includes three separate scenes, we’ll set up three Image Nodes, with each node dedicated to one scene. Follow these steps to get started: Open PixAI Studio and click Create a new workspace. At the bottom of the canvas, find the toolbar and click Add Node, then choose Image. This will serve as the Image Node for scene 1. Click Add Node again and select Image to create the node for scene 2. Repeat step 3 once more to add the Image Node for scene 3. Check that Tsubaki.3 is selected as the model for all three Image Nodes. Using the same model helps maintain character consistency while we vary the composition, lighting, and atmosphere between scenes. You can add a LoRA, adjust the aspect ratio, or explore the toolbar if you want. Beginners can simply stick with the default settings and experiment at their own pace. Your workspace should look like this: Begin with a Simple Spider-Man Concept Creating multiple scenes can be challenging when each one follows a different creative direction. To make the process easier, let’s first establish one basic Spider-Man direction that we can carry from one scene to the next before generating the images. We’ll create a base prompt for all our Image Nodes. From there, we can modify the scene, action, camera angle, lighting, atmosphere, and other settings to fit each variation. Using a shared description also helps keep Spider-Man’s core appearance and details consistent throughout the workflow. Start by outlining Spider-Man’s character description, setting, and key elements. Combine these details into one simple base prompt. For this workflow, we’ll use: “Spider-Man walks through a quiet city street during the early evening. The camera captures him from a medium angle. Soft natural light creates a warm cinematic glow while the atmosphere feels calm and reflective. The scene takes place in a modern city after sunset.” Add this base prompt to the prompt box of every Image Node. Having the key setting, mood, atmosphere, and composition established makes it easier to adjust each prompt as we create the different scenes. Scene 1 — Spider-Man in a Rooftop Night Setting Let’s first picture the look we want for our Spider-Man in a rooftop night setting. The goal is to create something that feels calm, heroic, and cinematic, with Spider-Man as the main focus while the city adds depth to the composition. Think about what you want the final image to show and use those ideas to guide the visual direction. Here are the key elements we’ll include: Spider-Man crouching on a rooftop New York skyline Nighttime city lights Strong Silhouette Dramatic lighting Medium-wide composition With these elements in mind, return to the base prompt and adjust its descriptions to match the scene. Our prompt should look like this: “Spider-Man is crouching on a rooftop during the evening. The camera captures him from a medium-wide angle. Dramatic lights create a strong silhouette while the atmosphere feels quiet and cinematic. The scene takes place in the New York skyline.” Click Generate and wait for Spider-Man in a Rooftop Night Setting to finish. If the result isn’t quite right, modify the prompt and generate again. Focus on clearly describing the subject, setting, camera angle, lighting, and atmosphere instead of adding unnecessary words. Keep refining the important visual details until you get the result you want. Final result: Scene 2 — Spider-Man Swings Across the City in the Rain For our second scene, let’s introduce more movement by showing Spider-Man swinging between skyscrapers on a rainy evening. Picture him heading toward a fight, surrounded by heavy rain, a busy city, wet reflections, and dramatic lights. These details will help create a deeper and more cinematic environment. Rather than making Spider-Man look like he’s simply hanging from his web, we want to capture the feeling of motion. A stronger perspective, dynamic camera angle, and visible movement can make the image resemble a frame from an action sequence while keeping Spider-Man recognizable. Let’s use these visual elements: Web-swinging action to show movement Skyscrapers to establish the scale of the city Heavy rain for the dramatic atmosphere Wet reflections from streets and city lights Dynamic perspective to add visual depth Stronger camera angle to emphasize the movement Click the second Image Node and begin modifying the base prompt. For this scene, focus on adding a specific camera angle and stronger perspective to emphasize the action. The customised prompt can be like this: “Spider-Man is swinging on skyscrapers during the evening. The camera captures him from a wide low-angle shot. Dramatic lights and heavy rain create wet reflections while the atmosphere feels dramatic and cinematic. The scene takes place on downtown New York street.” Final result: Scene 3 — Spider-Man in a “Brand New Day” Sunrise Let’s use “Brand New Day” as the inspiration for our final scene. This time, the main mood should focus on hope and a fresh start. After the darker atmosphere of the previous scenes, we can shift the visual direction toward something brighter and more uplifting. Picture Spider-Man standing above the city as the first light of sunrise reaches the skyline. The quieter moment can feel like a pause after the action, giving the scene a sense of calm and reflection. To add depth to the composition, we’ll use soft morning light and warm tones to create a hopeful atmosphere. Our visual elements can include: Sunrise to represent a hopeful beginning New York skyline to establish the city setting Spider-Man above the city as the main focal point Warm morning light for a softer look Quiet heroic mood Wide cinematic framing to emphasize the scale of the city Now, tweak the last prompt using these details: “Spider-Man is above the city skyline. The camera captures him from a wide cinematic shot. Warm cinematic sunrise creates a quiet heroic mood while the atmosphere feels like hope and a new beginning. The scene takes place on the New York skyline.” Final result: Break Down the Three Cinematic Directions Although all three scenes use the same base prompt, each one develops its own cinematic look. The rooftop scene has a calm and simple composition, while the swinging scene feels more energetic through its movement and expansive city view. The “Brand New Day” scene takes a different direction with warm sunrise lighting and a more hopeful atmosphere. These results show how small adjustments to the setting, lighting, composition, and camera angle can significantly change the feel of an AI-generated scene. You don’t need to create every image from scratch. Starting with one base prompt, as we did in this tutorial, gives you a consistent character direction while leaving room to explore different cinematic styles. Among the three, the “Brand New Day” scene feels the most like a movie still. Its warm lighting, strong silhouette, and city backdrop create a memorable visual moment. Rather than feeling like another action sequence, it resembles a film scene that signals the beginning of a new chapter. Create More Cinematic Spider-Man Scenes You can create even more scene variations using the same workspace setup. Simply build a prompt or base prompt that you can adjust throughout the creative process for each new scene, just like we did in this tutorial. This makes it easier to experiment with different locations, moods, and visual styles without having to start over every time. Even a small change to the prompt can give Spider-Man a completely different story or atmosphere. Think about the scene you want to create, decide what emotion you want it to convey, and start generating. There are plenty of other directions you can try for your superhero cinematic AI art, including: Subway scene Nighttime alley Bridge scene Snowy New York City street at dusk Dramatic villain encounter Daytime City Swing Think of your prompts as instructions for the overall cinematic direction, not just a checklist of elements to include. Change the visual details gradually and see how each adjustment can create a new scene while keeping the Spider-Man concept recognizable. Show Off Your Favorite Cinematic Scene on PixAI The city wakes up to a brand new day, and Spider-Man does too. After exploring three different cinematic directions in this tutorial, it’s easy to see how much a scene’s mood can change with just a few prompt adjustments. Of the three scenes we created, the “Brand New Day” variation stands out with its warm lighting, peaceful atmosphere, and cinematic composition. It feels almost like the closing shot of a movie, hinting that another chapter is about to begin. And if you’re a Spider-Man fan, there’s always more action and adventure to look forward to. The same creative approach can be used to imagine your own Spider-Man moments. Experiment with the time of day, location, weather, camera angle, and overall mood to see how each change transforms the final image. Try creating a dramatic villain encounter, a rooftop chase, or an entirely original scene beyond the three directions we explored. Once you’ve created your favorite result, share it with the PixAI community. Your work might even inspire new ideas or alternate Spider-Man universes among other fans and creators. See the published Spider-Man: Brand New Day scene on PixAI: https://pixai.art/artwork/2051487950878877161?utm_source=copy_web Conclusion Where could you take Spider-Man from here? The three scenes in this tutorial are only a starting point. We’ve explored a peaceful rooftop, a rain-soaked swing through New York, and a hopeful sunrise, but changing just a few visual details can open up an entirely new cinematic direction. You can use an AI cinematic scene generator to build those ideas from the same workflow. Set up your workspace, create your Image Nodes, select Tsubaki.3, and write a base prompt that keeps Spider-Man consistent. From there, play with different locations, actions, perspectives, lighting, and moods. The same character can become part of a thrilling chase, a quiet city scene, or a dramatic moment that feels straight out of a movie. So, what Spider-Man scene will you create next? Try your idea in PixAI Studio, publish your favorite creation, and share it through the Spider-Man Community contest.