Tested library · Baseline run 001
AI art skills
Six reusable visual skills, each tested once against the same building, still life and travel photograph. Open a skill to compare all three before-and-after results and read what worked.
Mono Color
A forceful two-ink editorial treatment that preserves recognizable silhouettes while turning photographs into screen-printed poster systems. Across all three tests it handled a single dominant subject more clearly than a scene made from many equally important objects.
02 / 06Deconstructed Duotone Poster
A strict nine-cell system that converts a photograph into bold graphic fragments. The grid is most successful when the source contains repeatable shapes or a scene that can be separated into distinct visual anchors.
03 / 06GC Minimal Zine Poster
A restrained zine composition built around a compact photographic cluster and extensive aged-paper negative space. It consistently gives the source a quiet editorial mood, with one small color accent guiding attention.
04 / 06Photo to Monthly Zine Postcard
A repeatable memory-page layout that keeps a large faithful photograph, adds a watercolor echo and organizes date and caption fields. It performed consistently across architecture, still life and travel imagery because the template preserves the source instead of heavily abstracting it.
05 / 06Artifact Template Travel Ticket
A tightly controlled ticket artifact that places the original scene inside a tactile collectible frame. The template is extremely consistent; subject suitability depends mainly on whether the photo has a strong vertical crop and a concise label.
06 / 06Photo to Organic Knit
A tactile reinterpretation that rebuilds scene structure in yarn, loops and knitted relief. It is strongest when the source has recognizable silhouettes and organic forms that can become a compact handmade emblem.