Half Real, Half Outline
Specimen-style poster with photo and sketch
Half Real, Half Outline
Specimen-style poster with photo and sketch
Description
Upload a photo to automatically identify the subject and composition, then generate an experimental editorial-style specimen poster: one half is a real color photo, while the other half is a hand-drawn outline on white paper. The photo area retains its natural color with reduced saturation and a subtle film-grain feel; the white-paper mask continues the shape of the obscured area with fine black hand-drawn contour lines. The poster also includes 2–4 sensory or imagery keywords, 3–5 colored textured fragment squares, a vertical binding line along the left side, and a small poetic subtitle in the corner. Suitable for portraits, still lifes, animals, plants, and other types of photos. By default, it follows the original image proportions without changing the aspect ratio, cropping, converting to black and white, or creating an infographic.
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Why we love this skill
Transforms a real photo into a specimen-style editorial poster split between restrained photography and hand-drawn outlines.
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For creators who want to turn portrait, still life, animal, plant, or scene photos into restrained experimental editorial posters.
How to use this Skill
Provide your input
Upload a photo, and optionally provide the aspect ratio, masked half, title, or keywords.
Run the Skill
The system analyzes the subject and composition, then proposes poster copy and layout for your review. Once confirmed, it generates the finished poster.
Review your result
Get an experimental editorial-style poster with half real color photo and half white-paper hand-drawn outline.
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