peanut-illustrationslisted

# Peanut Illustrations ## Core idea Turn a short prompt into one 16:9 hand-drawn concept illustration. The goal is not commercial art, a PPT infographic, or a cute cartoon — it is to take a single idea (a judgment, process, contrast, state, or metaphor) and draw it as a clean, deadpan, slightly absurd sketch that reads in about one second. The recurring character is **the peanut**: a whole in-shell peanut with dot eyes, two thin legs, and a blank, serious expression — completely unbothered while gravely doing a ridiculous job. The peanut must perform the core action of the image, not stand beside it as decoration. Input is a **short prompt**, not an article. The user already knows the idea; this skill's job is to invent a fitting visual metaphor, put the peanut to work inside it, and draw it well. ## The contract: compose first, then draw For each prompt, **think briefly out loud, then generate one image**. Before calling the image model, state: - **Metaphor** — the fresh low-tech metaphor you invented for this prompt. - **Peanut's action** — what the peanut is physically doing to drive the idea. - **Labels** — the short English handwritten labels that will appear (a few; at most 5-8). - **Composition** — where the peanut sits, the main object, and how the eye moves. - **Watermark** — reserve a quiet lower-right margin for the exact watermark `© peanut-illustrations-by-aish`; do not ask the image model to render this text. Then generate **one** image. One prompt → one