Cloud Buddy Daily Note
Create a personalized daily note from any date
Description
Recommended by
淡苍
Why we love this skill
Turns dates, solar terms, and daily feelings into one-of-a-kind black-and-white hand-drawn cards, pairing a round cloud person with original copy that feels light, soothing, and a little stubborn.
Enter a date, and AI will automatically analyze its attributes—solar term, holiday, season, and day of the week—to generate a short piece of copy in a “gentle rebellion” style: the first line describes an everyday action, and the second gives an unexpected personal reason. Based on the Cloud Buddy character, it then creates a 9:16 vertical black-and-white hand-drawn daily note. The default signature is Ivy.S. The visual style strictly follows the reference image: a round Cloud Buddy, marker-textured lines, text above and image below, and plenty of negative space. Aside from the Cloud Buddy protagonist, the image includes no more than one additional element. The image includes the Gregorian date, day of the week, lunar date, solar term or holiday information, and signature.
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Every Day a Good Day Calendar
Input the year and month along with your mood, and generate a hand-drawn self-care monthly calendar poster with precise dates, incorporating solar terms and festivals. 【What it does】Input the year, month, and optional mood keywords or themes to generate a 3:4 hand-drawn warm-style monthly calendar poster. Each day features a self-care activity you can do that day, accompanied by a warm hand-drawn icon in the same style. 【Why choose it】 📅 Accurate dates: Zeller's formula + online double verification ensures that the day of the week for the 1st exactly matches the real calendar. Solar terms and festival dates are verified month by month. 🏮 Chinese flavor: Automatically incorporates the month's solar terms and traditional festivals—White Dew tea brewing, Autumn Equinox egg balancing, Mid-Autumn mooncakes, Double Ninth climbing—timely and relevant. 🧠 Never repeats: Built-in cross-month action memory bank ensures used actions and icons are not repeated; 12 months form a continuous annual work. 📖 Themed month mode: Reading month, exercise month, early sleep month... the month's actions follow a "start-deepen-wrap-up" growth arc around the theme. 🎨 Consistent art style: Fixed style anchors; 12 posters on a wall feel like the same artist's hand. ✅ Preview before output: A list of 31 days of actions is generated for your review; modify until satisfied before final output. 🖨 Precise text mode: Optional flawless text scheme, suitable for printing and posting on walls. 【Suitable for】Those who want to add a bit of ritual to each month, journal and planner enthusiasts, content creators needing monthly poster materials, and anyone looking to give a friend a "living calendar." 【Usage】"Generate a calendar for November 2026" / "Generate a November calendar with theme: early sleep month" / "Use precise text mode"
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For: Illustrators, fans of independent publication layouts, and people who enjoy a casual “sketchbook journal” style of recording. Core pain point: AI-generated “line art” always has a boring, overly orderly quality—the lines are too straight and smooth, like vector graphics traced in CAD, with none of the breath and spirit of drawing by hand on paper. I’ve always felt that the best drawings aren’t about “how accurately they’re drawn,” but about the relaxed quality of stopping after casually sketching just a couple of lines. The most ingenious part of this prompt is that it pushes AI to learn **“smart awkwardness”**: Run an image through it, and the lines that come out aren’t stiff digital outlines. They look as if you pulled a pocket pen from your bag and casually drew on a napkin or in a journal—the slight hand tremor, lines that don’t quite meet, and even the trace of correcting a mistake are all still there. ⚬ Top half: Preserve the original image and apply transparent, independent-publication photography color grading. ⚬ Bottom half: Throw away the complexity of the scene and use only minimalist black hand-drawn lines to capture the key person or action. ⚬ The image is almost entirely uncolored: Choose the most eye-catching color from the original photo (such as a corner of clothing or a roadside flower) and place it in a tiny area, like a flashback of a memory. Everything else is clean, pale background and generous negative space. ⚬ Beside it, follow the composition with one or two slightly quirky, humorous handwritten notes—part casual diary entry, part interior illustration from an independent art magazine. From a distance, the layout looks highly refined; up close, it’s full of gentle, vivid handmade marks.
ImageXiaoxiaodong x Doodle x P067
This prompt set captures the lively spirit of a sketch on scrap paper: ⚬ Pure red-and-blue ink: The entire image leaves out every other color, using only a vintage blue and tomato red with the texture of a ballpoint pen or crayon. The lines are fine, with slight signs of hand tremors and repeated tracing. The two colors are distributed unevenly, appearing naturally only in key contours and small areas of color. ⚬ One clear visual focal point: The background is deliberately not copied from the original image. Only the most essential action and expression are extracted, with room for a touch of innocent exaggeration in the proportions. The result is recognizable at a glance, yet much more humorous. ⚬ A clean, nearly white paper background: Broad areas of pure white space replace dirty, yellowed filters. Only a very subtle paper-fiber texture remains, keeping the image airy, as if it was just drawn. ⚬ A handwritten short phrase with baseline shifts: The text is no longer a rigid poster headline, but a childlike exclamation, sound effect, or conversational phrase written on the spur of the moment. Uneven strokes float in the empty space and naturally echo the red-and-blue arrows or small symbols. The upper half shows serious, realistic light and shadow; the lower half becomes a private observation notebook full of breathing room.
Cloud Buddy Daily Note
Create a personalized daily note from any date
Description
Recommended by
淡苍
Why we love this skill
Turns dates, solar terms, and daily feelings into one-of-a-kind black-and-white hand-drawn cards, pairing a round cloud person with original copy that feels light, soothing, and a little stubborn.
Enter a date, and AI will automatically analyze its attributes—solar term, holiday, season, and day of the week—to generate a short piece of copy in a “gentle rebellion” style: the first line describes an everyday action, and the second gives an unexpected personal reason. Based on the Cloud Buddy character, it then creates a 9:16 vertical black-and-white hand-drawn daily note. The default signature is Ivy.S. The visual style strictly follows the reference image: a round Cloud Buddy, marker-textured lines, text above and image below, and plenty of negative space. Aside from the Cloud Buddy protagonist, the image includes no more than one additional element. The image includes the Gregorian date, day of the week, lunar date, solar term or holiday information, and signature.
Related Skills
View allEvery Day a Good Day Calendar
Input the year and month along with your mood, and generate a hand-drawn self-care monthly calendar poster with precise dates, incorporating solar terms and festivals. 【What it does】Input the year, month, and optional mood keywords or themes to generate a 3:4 hand-drawn warm-style monthly calendar poster. Each day features a self-care activity you can do that day, accompanied by a warm hand-drawn icon in the same style. 【Why choose it】 📅 Accurate dates: Zeller's formula + online double verification ensures that the day of the week for the 1st exactly matches the real calendar. Solar terms and festival dates are verified month by month. 🏮 Chinese flavor: Automatically incorporates the month's solar terms and traditional festivals—White Dew tea brewing, Autumn Equinox egg balancing, Mid-Autumn mooncakes, Double Ninth climbing—timely and relevant. 🧠 Never repeats: Built-in cross-month action memory bank ensures used actions and icons are not repeated; 12 months form a continuous annual work. 📖 Themed month mode: Reading month, exercise month, early sleep month... the month's actions follow a "start-deepen-wrap-up" growth arc around the theme. 🎨 Consistent art style: Fixed style anchors; 12 posters on a wall feel like the same artist's hand. ✅ Preview before output: A list of 31 days of actions is generated for your review; modify until satisfied before final output. 🖨 Precise text mode: Optional flawless text scheme, suitable for printing and posting on walls. 【Suitable for】Those who want to add a bit of ritual to each month, journal and planner enthusiasts, content creators needing monthly poster materials, and anyone looking to give a friend a "living calendar." 【Usage】"Generate a calendar for November 2026" / "Generate a November calendar with theme: early sleep month" / "Use precise text mode"
ImageXiaoxiaodong x Lines x Space x p062
For: Illustrators, fans of independent publication layouts, and people who enjoy a casual “sketchbook journal” style of recording. Core pain point: AI-generated “line art” always has a boring, overly orderly quality—the lines are too straight and smooth, like vector graphics traced in CAD, with none of the breath and spirit of drawing by hand on paper. I’ve always felt that the best drawings aren’t about “how accurately they’re drawn,” but about the relaxed quality of stopping after casually sketching just a couple of lines. The most ingenious part of this prompt is that it pushes AI to learn **“smart awkwardness”**: Run an image through it, and the lines that come out aren’t stiff digital outlines. They look as if you pulled a pocket pen from your bag and casually drew on a napkin or in a journal—the slight hand tremor, lines that don’t quite meet, and even the trace of correcting a mistake are all still there. ⚬ Top half: Preserve the original image and apply transparent, independent-publication photography color grading. ⚬ Bottom half: Throw away the complexity of the scene and use only minimalist black hand-drawn lines to capture the key person or action. ⚬ The image is almost entirely uncolored: Choose the most eye-catching color from the original photo (such as a corner of clothing or a roadside flower) and place it in a tiny area, like a flashback of a memory. Everything else is clean, pale background and generous negative space. ⚬ Beside it, follow the composition with one or two slightly quirky, humorous handwritten notes—part casual diary entry, part interior illustration from an independent art magazine. From a distance, the layout looks highly refined; up close, it’s full of gentle, vivid handmade marks.
ImageXiaoxiaodong x Doodle x P067
This prompt set captures the lively spirit of a sketch on scrap paper: ⚬ Pure red-and-blue ink: The entire image leaves out every other color, using only a vintage blue and tomato red with the texture of a ballpoint pen or crayon. The lines are fine, with slight signs of hand tremors and repeated tracing. The two colors are distributed unevenly, appearing naturally only in key contours and small areas of color. ⚬ One clear visual focal point: The background is deliberately not copied from the original image. Only the most essential action and expression are extracted, with room for a touch of innocent exaggeration in the proportions. The result is recognizable at a glance, yet much more humorous. ⚬ A clean, nearly white paper background: Broad areas of pure white space replace dirty, yellowed filters. Only a very subtle paper-fiber texture remains, keeping the image airy, as if it was just drawn. ⚬ A handwritten short phrase with baseline shifts: The text is no longer a rigid poster headline, but a childlike exclamation, sound effect, or conversational phrase written on the spur of the moment. Uneven strokes float in the empty space and naturally echo the red-and-blue arrows or small symbols. The upper half shows serious, realistic light and shadow; the lower half becomes a private observation notebook full of breathing room.
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