n1ko724/scene-to-art-lab

Scene to Art Lab

Transform photographs into original art-directed posters through source-specific composition, color, material, typography and spatial design.

PHOTOGRAPH → VISUAL ANALYSIS → ART DIRECTION → POSTER

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Overview

Scene to Art Lab transforms user-supplied photographs into original vertical 3:4 art posters while preserving the defining identity cues of the source image.

Rather than applying a uniform visual filter, the Skill analyzes the subject, composition, color, spatial relationships and emotional energy of each photograph before selecting an appropriate artistic medium, poster structure and typography system.

Core Capabilities

• Analyze portraits, objects, vehicles, architecture and travel photography
• Preserve important identity cues while redesigning the composition
• Select an appropriate artistic medium based on the source image
• Generate vertical 3:4 art-directed posters
• Build individual posters or visually unified poster series
• Integrate large English titles with subject geometry
• Add restrained editorial micro-copy to enrich visual hierarchy
• Create source-derived color palettes and material treatments
• Use intentional negative space and lost-edge transitions
• Maintain one consistent typography system across a poster series

Generated Example

A user-supplied photograph reinterpreted as an original editorial art poster.

Poster System

Every poster is constructed around four visual layers:

1. A recognizable identity anchor from the supplied photograph
2. A deliberately redesigned composition
3. A source-specific artistic medium and color palette
4. A unified editorial typography system

The title may overlap, frame, interrupt, crop or align with the subject. Small English copy may appear as short editorial paragraphs, metadata-like fragments or directional text.

Typography remains visually consistent across a series, while scale, position, angle and image interaction respond to each individual scene.

Supported Art Modes

• Transparent watercolor
• Pop-art screenprint
• Expressive painting
• Ink-wash
• Relief print
• Editorial surrealism
• Controlled hybrid

Version 2.0

Version 2.0 expands the original art-transformation workflow with:

• image-and-title interlocking compositions;
• scene-specific English micro-copy;
• multiple poster layout angles and directions;
• stronger visual hierarchy;
• improved typography consistency across poster series;
• more flexible relationships between image, text and negative space;
• an updated GitHub cover and generated example presentation.

Installation

Run:

npx skills add https://github.com/N1kO724/scene-to-art-lab --skill scene-to-art-lab

If the Skill does not appear immediately after installation, refresh or reopen the Skills page.

Usage

@scene-to-art-lab

Analyze this photograph and transform it into an original vertical
3:4 art poster. Select the most suitable art mode and poster layout,
preserve its defining identity cues, and integrate scene-specific
English typography.

The user may specify:

• a preferred artistic medium;
• a single poster or unified poster series;
• large typography, editorial micro-copy or no typography;
• exact wording that must appear;
• a preferred visual mood or composition direction.

Repository Structure

scene-to-art-lab/
├── README.md
├── LICENSE
├── docs/
│   └── images/
│       ├── cover.jpg
│       └── gallery-01.jpg
└── scene-to-art-lab/
    ├── SKILL.md
    ├── LICENSE.txt
    ├── agents/
    │   └── openai.yaml
    ├── assets/
    │   └── icon.svg
    └── references/
        ├── art-modes.md
        ├── poster-systems.md
        └── typography.md

License

Source-available for personal, non-commercial use only.

Commercial, professional, organizational, client, promotional and monetized use requires prior written authorization.

See LICENSE.