Here’s our $OLLAMA community prompt kit 🦙🎨
Based on your description, we’ll keep the mascot’s face consistent and change the scene around it.

1. Save this character reference

Use this wording at the beginning of each new prompt:

Generate an image featuring a cute, friendly bear/llama mascot. Preserve these defining features: a front-facing symmetrical head, two tall rounded ears, a fluffy rounded face with slightly wavy outer edges, two small solid black circular eyes, a large horizontal oval muzzle outlined in thick black, and a tiny black rounded nose centered inside the muzzle. Pure white face interior, bold smooth black line art, clean geometric shapes, minimalist flat 2D vector-style illustration. No shading or gradients.

Beginner lesson: Specific features are more useful than simply saying “use the same cute llama.” Text alone won’t guarantee identical results, but repeating these details helps.

Your original description is for a head-only logo. For memes, we’ll add a simple body and props without changing the face.

2. Three copy-paste Grok prompts

💻 Meme 1: Out of Memory

Caption: “OUT OF RAM. NEVER OUT OF IDEAS.”

Generate a square meme illustration featuring a cute white bear/llama mascot. It has a front-facing symmetrical fluffy head with slightly wavy edges, two tall rounded ears, two small solid black circular eyes, a large thick-black-outlined horizontal oval muzzle, and a tiny centered black rounded nose. Add a small rounded white cartoon body, seated at a tiny laptop. A comically oversized stack of blank browser-window shapes towers above the laptop, while one little cartoon puff of smoke rises from it. The mascot sits perfectly still, staring forward with a deadpan expression. Bold smooth black outlines, minimalist flat 2D vector style, white interiors, white background, no shading or gradients. Keep the composition uncluttered and leave the top 15% empty for a caption. No text or watermarks.

Try changing: The puff of smoke into a tiny surrender flag.
What you learn: One prop can change the joke without changing the character.

🌱 Meme 2: Touch Grass Protocol

Caption: “TOUCHED GRASS. BROUGHT THE LAPTOP.”

Generate a square meme illustration featuring a cute white bear/llama mascot. Preserve a front-facing symmetrical fluffy head with slightly wavy edges, two tall rounded ears, two small solid black circular eyes, a large horizontal oval muzzle outlined in thick black, and a tiny centered black rounded nose. Give it a small rounded cartoon body sitting on a tiny patch of grass, with an open laptop balanced on its knees. Place one simple flower beside it. The mascot looks straight ahead with a completely serious expression. Bold smooth black outlines, clean geometric shapes, minimalist flat 2D vector style. Use green only for the grass and flower stem; everything else is black and white. White background, no shading or gradients. Leave the top 15% empty for a caption. No text or watermarks.

Try changing: The grass patch into a tiny desert island.
What you learn: Changing the setting creates a new story from the same action.

🎨 Meme 3: First Prompt vs. Fiftieth Prompt

Caption: “SAME LLAMA. BETTER PROMPTS.”

Generate a square two-panel meme illustration with a simple vertical black divider. In both panels, use the same cute white bear/llama mascot: front-facing symmetrical fluffy head with slightly wavy edges, two tall rounded ears, small solid black circular eyes, a thick-black-outlined horizontal oval muzzle, and a tiny centered black rounded nose. Give both versions the same small rounded white cartoon body. In the left panel, the mascot proudly holds a piece of paper showing a crude drawing of a circle with two ears. In the right panel, the mascot proudly holds an elaborate framed portrait of itself wearing a royal cape and crown. Keep both mascots equally cheerful and both faces identical. Bold smooth black line art, minimalist flat 2D vector style, white background, no shading or gradients. Leave an empty strip across the top for a caption. No text or watermarks.

Try changing: The royal portrait into an astronaut portrait.
What you learn: A side-by-side contrast tells a joke without needing much text.

3. Add captions in Grok—or in your X post

After generating, try:

Keep the illustration unchanged. Add the exact caption “[YOUR CAPTION]” in bold black uppercase letters in the empty space at the top.

Check the spelling. If the lettering comes out wrong, post the clean image and use the caption as your X post text.

A note on backgrounds: Use white backgrounds for these memes. For mascot stickers, request a transparent-background PNG if your tool supports it—asking for transparency alone doesn’t guarantee a genuinely transparent file.

Community challenge: Pick one prompt, change one detail, and post both your result and the change you made. That way, every meme becomes a mini-lesson.