style-transfer
SolidApply an artistic style to an existing image. Default Flux Kontext. 12 presets: watercolor, oil, sketch, line-art, ink-wash, cyberpunk, ghibli, pixar-3d, manga, art-deco, low-poly, vaporwave. Custom via --prompt-mod. Use when: 'style transfer', 'make this look like X', 'стилизуй фото', 'переведи в стиль X', 'переведи в акварель / манга / гибли'.
Install
Quality Score: 81/100
Skill Content
Details
- Author
- Mikefluff
- Repository
- Mikefluff/skills
- Created
- 3 months ago
- Last Updated
- 1 weeks ago
- Language
- Python
- License
- MIT
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style-suggest
Visual style generator — turn a text description and/or reference image into a structured style entry for the prompt-library. Duplicate-detect then emit v2.15.0 schema (background, accents, mood, typography, composition_signature). Use when: 'make a new style', 'add a style based on this image', 'добавь стиль', 'предложи стиль'.
pixel-art
Generate single-subject pixel art (scenes, characters, buildings, title cards) from a short brief, with a built-in style system (palette, density, lighting, fonts). Modes `hi-fi` (painterly high-density, default) and `lo-fi` (scanlined banner). Generative: produces a raster, runs a deterministic median-cut quantize to true grid-aligned pixel art, and can serialize one sprite to SVG. Repo-agnostic — returns artifacts, writes nothing; with no generator reachable it returns a model-agnostic prompt brief. Triggers on "pixel art", "hi-fi/lo-fi pixel", "VT323 title card", "generated pixel art as SVG" (single sprite), or a hi-density reference plus "this style". Does NOT trigger on — and declines — composed/branded SVG-asset jobs (banner, icon set, multi-asset set, needing exact text, a fixed viewBox, brand tokens, or an editable vector source it doesn't author). Not for vector illustration, logos (`brand-workshop`), photo-real, p5.js (`algorithmic-art`), or charts. Never names living artists.
verse-to-prompt
Convert classical Chinese verses into image generation prompts — ink painting (default), stipple, or tech-noir variant. Use when visualizing Yilin, I Ching, Tang poetry, or classical Chinese text; for video motion prompts, see image-to-scene.