Graphic design exploration

Compare design languages for posters, portfolio covers, editorial images, or boards. Select concepts before generating works with explanations of composition, color, and text hierarchy.

Prepare content and purpose

Provide the theme, placement, aspect ratio, and all required text: title, subtitle, date, location, and organizer. Attach logos, brand material, or base images with instructions.

Finalize copy first if necessary. Temporary generated text is not official event information. State viewing context because a phone cover and exhibition board have different reading conditions.

Develop a direction

1. Select this Skill and attach content and references.
2. Compare two to four directions by graphic narrative, whitespace, grid, typography, and color.
3. Select one or more and adjust information priorities before generation.
4. Check the generated work and explanation against content and format requirements.

Example: “Create a vertical poster for an urban memory event using the final copy and organizer logo. Compare restrained whitespace and graphic storytelling before generating.”

Before publishing

Check every word, date, number, place, and organization name; then hierarchy and logo integrity. Generated text can be missing or incorrect even when it looks plausible.

Scope changes to a direction and element. When changing aspect ratio, specify content that must remain intact.

The Skill explores design methods, not copies of specific works. Outputs are primarily images, not editable text-layer layouts or print-ready source files. Request simple cropping or conversion directly; for a new brand mark, use Logo concept exploration.

Skill basics