Black-and-White Stick Figures
3 B&W stick figures 16:9 for Chinese articles
Description
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淡苍
Why we love this skill
Transforms abstract concepts into minimalist B&W stick figure narratives, using dynamic body language and white space to provide a distinctive visual anchor for in-depth articles.
By default, it generates three 16:9 illustrations on a white background. If you only need an illustration plan or a different quantity, please specify.
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ImageBlack-and-White Visuals
Create black, white, and gray visuals with small accents of yellow for WeChat Official Accounts, Zhihu, Xiaohongshu, Moments, profile pictures, and other platforms. Choose your preferred dimensions and generate 1–3 separate images per request. Images are text-free by default, with support for text-based Xiaohongshu covers. You can use it to: - Create three 16:9 text-free images for the article below: [paste article] - Turn “independent, calm, with a touch of loneliness” into a 1:1 profile picture. - Use this photo as a reference to generate a 3:4 refined black-and-white visual. - Generate a 3:4 Xiaohongshu cover with text titled: “At What Age Did Children in Ancient China Start School?”
JK's IP Article Slides
Based on the user-provided IP character (or one found in Board, or the default 3D stick figure) and Logo, extract the core logical relationships from the article—such as workflows, infinite loops, dual-link topologies, compilation pipelines, dual-track filtering, and atomic progression—and abstract them into isometric miniature diorama installations. The miniature IP characters act as small operators collaborating on the installation. Use a consistent 16:9 landscape format, ultra-wide breathing room (more than 70% empty space), and clean, texture-free backgrounds. The Logo must appear only on wearable items. Generate the complete set of illustrations and automatically insert them into the article.
ImageStick Figure Explainer
Turn complex concepts, abstract theories, lengthy processes, notes, business analyses, or growth stories into prompts for vertical knowledge cards, infographics, and hand-drawn explainers optimized for GPT-Image 2. Whether you’re organizing a process, comparing before and after, analyzing causes, categorizing knowledge, or telling a story of growth from a low point to a breakthrough, it distills the key takeaway and matches it with a suitable composition, visual metaphor, and reading flow—making the content easier to understand and remember at a glance. You’ll receive a Chinese card structure guide and visual system recommendations covering composition, hand-drawn style, color philosophy, and typographic character, along with a ready-to-copy English image-generation Prompt. The default canvas is a 3:4 vertical format, suitable for knowledge cards, Xiaohongshu cards, vertical infographics, and posters. Depending on the topic, stick figures, simplified characters, or icons can be used to show states, actions, and emotions, while keeping the number of information modules under control to avoid crowded visuals, text that is too small, or scattered emphasis. It’s ideal for quickly turning reading notes, frameworks, workplace skills, psychology and personal growth topics, business insights, product workflows, and complex concepts into clear, narrative-driven, actionable visual content.
Black-and-White Stick Figures
3 B&W stick figures 16:9 for Chinese articles
Description
Recommended by
淡苍
Why we love this skill
Transforms abstract concepts into minimalist B&W stick figure narratives, using dynamic body language and white space to provide a distinctive visual anchor for in-depth articles.
By default, it generates three 16:9 illustrations on a white background. If you only need an illustration plan or a different quantity, please specify.
Related Skills
View allImageBlack-and-White Visuals
Create black, white, and gray visuals with small accents of yellow for WeChat Official Accounts, Zhihu, Xiaohongshu, Moments, profile pictures, and other platforms. Choose your preferred dimensions and generate 1–3 separate images per request. Images are text-free by default, with support for text-based Xiaohongshu covers. You can use it to: - Create three 16:9 text-free images for the article below: [paste article] - Turn “independent, calm, with a touch of loneliness” into a 1:1 profile picture. - Use this photo as a reference to generate a 3:4 refined black-and-white visual. - Generate a 3:4 Xiaohongshu cover with text titled: “At What Age Did Children in Ancient China Start School?”
JK's IP Article Slides
Based on the user-provided IP character (or one found in Board, or the default 3D stick figure) and Logo, extract the core logical relationships from the article—such as workflows, infinite loops, dual-link topologies, compilation pipelines, dual-track filtering, and atomic progression—and abstract them into isometric miniature diorama installations. The miniature IP characters act as small operators collaborating on the installation. Use a consistent 16:9 landscape format, ultra-wide breathing room (more than 70% empty space), and clean, texture-free backgrounds. The Logo must appear only on wearable items. Generate the complete set of illustrations and automatically insert them into the article.
ImageStick Figure Explainer
Turn complex concepts, abstract theories, lengthy processes, notes, business analyses, or growth stories into prompts for vertical knowledge cards, infographics, and hand-drawn explainers optimized for GPT-Image 2. Whether you’re organizing a process, comparing before and after, analyzing causes, categorizing knowledge, or telling a story of growth from a low point to a breakthrough, it distills the key takeaway and matches it with a suitable composition, visual metaphor, and reading flow—making the content easier to understand and remember at a glance. You’ll receive a Chinese card structure guide and visual system recommendations covering composition, hand-drawn style, color philosophy, and typographic character, along with a ready-to-copy English image-generation Prompt. The default canvas is a 3:4 vertical format, suitable for knowledge cards, Xiaohongshu cards, vertical infographics, and posters. Depending on the topic, stick figures, simplified characters, or icons can be used to show states, actions, and emotions, while keeping the number of information modules under control to avoid crowded visuals, text that is too small, or scattered emphasis. It’s ideal for quickly turning reading notes, frameworks, workplace skills, psychology and personal growth topics, business insights, product workflows, and complex concepts into clear, narrative-driven, actionable visual content.
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