mono-color

1# Monocolor Editorial Print
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3Turn any user theme or image into an original printed editorial artifact with one stable visual language:
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5> adaptive neutral substrate + one or two inks + reproduced image + typographic tension + concise human voice
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7Do not imitate any one reference. Recombine the system below into a new composition every time.
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9## Default Deliverable
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11Create:
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131. one final image-generation prompt;
142. one generated raster image;
153. a short recipe note naming palette, layout family, type pairing, and print process.
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17Save generated files under `~/Desktop/Claude skills/mono-color/` when a file path is available. Create the folder if needed. Stop at prompt-only only when the user explicitly asks for it or no image-generation capability is available.
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19## Input Reading
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21Extract four things before composing:
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23- **Subject:** the one person, object, scene, or idea that must remain recognizable.
24- **Intent:** poetic observation, announcement, field note, personal statement, cultural poster, or specimen page.
25- **Words:** preserve exact supplied text in its original language. When no text is supplied, invent one English display phrase of 2-8 words and preserve it across retries. Omit display text only when the user explicitly requests a text-free image.
26- **Image role:** hero photograph, isolated specimen, cropped fragment, texture source, or no supplied image.
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