Xiaoxiaodong x Doodle x P067
Created by Xiaoxiaodong
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淡苍
Why we love this skill
Transforms photos into childlike hand-drawn designs with precision, while supporting multiple layouts, custom text, batch generation, and rigorous output checks.
This prompt set captures the lively spirit of a sketch on scrap paper: ⚬ Pure red-and-blue ink: The entire image leaves out every other color, using only a vintage blue and tomato red with the texture of a ballpoint pen or crayon. The lines are fine, with slight signs of hand tremors and repeated tracing. The two colors are distributed unevenly, appearing naturally only in key contours and small areas of color. ⚬ One clear visual focal point: The background is deliberately not copied from the original image. Only the most essential action and expression are extracted, with room for a touch of innocent exaggeration in the proportions. The result is recognizable at a glance, yet much more humorous. ⚬ A clean, nearly white paper background: Broad areas of pure white space replace dirty, yellowed filters. Only a very subtle paper-fiber texture remains, keeping the image airy, as if it was just drawn. ⚬ A handwritten short phrase with baseline shifts: The text is no longer a rigid poster headline, but a childlike exclamation, sound effect, or conversational phrase written on the spur of the moment. Uneven strokes float in the empty space and naturally echo the red-and-blue arrows or small symbols. The upper half shows serious, realistic light and shadow; the lower half becomes a private observation notebook full of breathing room.
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ImageXiaoxiaodong · Line · p062
p062 is for: illustrators / independent publication layout enthusiasts / people who love a spontaneous “sketchbook diary” style of recording Core pain point: AI-generated “line art” always has a boringly precise quality—the lines are too straight and too smooth, like vector graphics traced in CAD, with none of the breath and spirit of drawing by hand on paper. I’ve always felt that the best drawings aren’t necessarily the most accurate. They’re the ones with a relaxed quality, as if you casually sketched a couple of lines and stopped. The most ingenious part of these prompts is that they push AI to learn **“smart clumsiness”**: Run an image through them, and the resulting lines aren’t stiff digital outlines. They look as if you pulled a pocket fountain pen from your bag and casually drew on a napkin or in a sketchbook—every slight hand tremor, loose connection, and even the trace of a mistaken line being corrected remains visible. ⚬ Top half: preserve the original image and apply a layer of transparent, independent-publication photography color grading. ⚬ Bottom half: discard the complexity of the scene and use only ultra-minimal black hand-drawn lines to capture the key person or action. ⚬ Almost no color is used across the image: select the most noticeable color from the original photo—such as a corner of someone’s clothing or a roadside flower—and place it in a tiny area, like a flashback. Everything else is made up of large areas of clean, pale background and negative space. ⚬ One or two slightly quirky, humorous handwritten notes sit beside the image, following the composition. They feel both like snippets from a personal diary and like an interior illustration from an independent art magazine. From a distance, the layout looks highly refined; up close, it’s full of gentle, lively handmade marks.
ImageXiaoxiaodong x Duotone P065
P065 addresses a core problem: AI-generated color illustrations often overfill the image with colors, making them look muddy and like flashy children's doodles. They struggle to capture the restraint and sophistication of niche independent print works made with “just two overprinted colors and slight misregistration.” If you like the duotone printed matter found in independent bookstores—using just one or two touches of color with a subtle misaligned quality—this set of prompts was tuned for you. Rather than using large areas of flat color, it deconstructs your photo with highly avant-garde **“duotone line overprinting”**: ⚬ Black lines form the framework: slightly awkward, hand-drawn pen lines with wobbles and pauses pick out the subject, even allowing lines to cross boundaries or remain partly open, leaving rigid vector outlines behind. ⚬ Exactly 2 extracted colors: AI selects two high-contrast colors from your original image—one cool and one warm, or one dark and one light—and turns them into colored contour lines. They run alongside, overlap, or sit slightly out of register with the black lines, much like the small errors left by an antique printing press during overprinting. ⚬ Light-colored paper and generous whitespace: No complex backgrounds. The subject may be off-center, reduced in scale, or left floating, allowing rough paper texture and broad areas of blank space to carry the image’s sense of air. ⚬ Letterpress typography with handmade irregularities: Pair it with narrow vintage letterpress text, slightly loose tracking, and a subtly wavering baseline, like a carefully typeset private art poster. Smart and restrained, with just a hint of dry humor and relaxed ease.
Xiaoxiaodong × Folk Art P100
Panel 100 distills the most memorable subjects, actions, and relationships in a photo into childlike silhouettes, primitive forms, and a few folk-art symbols. Crayon, oil pastel, and rough pencil textures preserve the grain of real materials, while the photo’s most vivid colors are reorganized into a bright yet restrained limited palette. Best for these situations Want to preserve the story instead of depicting the photo: Remove complex backgrounds and keep only one core action, relationship, or scene. Need an authentic handmade feel: Black silhouettes retain erasing, layered strokes, breaks, and paper showing through—without becoming smooth digital vectors. Want vivid but not cheap-looking colors: Select a few of the most lively colors from the original image, then anchor the composition with warm white paper and dark silhouettes. Need flexible delivery: Supports vertical, horizontal, pure-design, multiple aspect ratios, and four-side wallpapers, and can also process image directories in batches.
Xiaoxiaodong x Doodle x P067
Created by Xiaoxiaodong
Description
Recommended by
淡苍
Why we love this skill
Transforms photos into childlike hand-drawn designs with precision, while supporting multiple layouts, custom text, batch generation, and rigorous output checks.
This prompt set captures the lively spirit of a sketch on scrap paper: ⚬ Pure red-and-blue ink: The entire image leaves out every other color, using only a vintage blue and tomato red with the texture of a ballpoint pen or crayon. The lines are fine, with slight signs of hand tremors and repeated tracing. The two colors are distributed unevenly, appearing naturally only in key contours and small areas of color. ⚬ One clear visual focal point: The background is deliberately not copied from the original image. Only the most essential action and expression are extracted, with room for a touch of innocent exaggeration in the proportions. The result is recognizable at a glance, yet much more humorous. ⚬ A clean, nearly white paper background: Broad areas of pure white space replace dirty, yellowed filters. Only a very subtle paper-fiber texture remains, keeping the image airy, as if it was just drawn. ⚬ A handwritten short phrase with baseline shifts: The text is no longer a rigid poster headline, but a childlike exclamation, sound effect, or conversational phrase written on the spur of the moment. Uneven strokes float in the empty space and naturally echo the red-and-blue arrows or small symbols. The upper half shows serious, realistic light and shadow; the lower half becomes a private observation notebook full of breathing room.
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View allImageXiaoxiaodong · Line · p062
p062 is for: illustrators / independent publication layout enthusiasts / people who love a spontaneous “sketchbook diary” style of recording Core pain point: AI-generated “line art” always has a boringly precise quality—the lines are too straight and too smooth, like vector graphics traced in CAD, with none of the breath and spirit of drawing by hand on paper. I’ve always felt that the best drawings aren’t necessarily the most accurate. They’re the ones with a relaxed quality, as if you casually sketched a couple of lines and stopped. The most ingenious part of these prompts is that they push AI to learn **“smart clumsiness”**: Run an image through them, and the resulting lines aren’t stiff digital outlines. They look as if you pulled a pocket fountain pen from your bag and casually drew on a napkin or in a sketchbook—every slight hand tremor, loose connection, and even the trace of a mistaken line being corrected remains visible. ⚬ Top half: preserve the original image and apply a layer of transparent, independent-publication photography color grading. ⚬ Bottom half: discard the complexity of the scene and use only ultra-minimal black hand-drawn lines to capture the key person or action. ⚬ Almost no color is used across the image: select the most noticeable color from the original photo—such as a corner of someone’s clothing or a roadside flower—and place it in a tiny area, like a flashback. Everything else is made up of large areas of clean, pale background and negative space. ⚬ One or two slightly quirky, humorous handwritten notes sit beside the image, following the composition. They feel both like snippets from a personal diary and like an interior illustration from an independent art magazine. From a distance, the layout looks highly refined; up close, it’s full of gentle, lively handmade marks.
ImageXiaoxiaodong x Duotone P065
P065 addresses a core problem: AI-generated color illustrations often overfill the image with colors, making them look muddy and like flashy children's doodles. They struggle to capture the restraint and sophistication of niche independent print works made with “just two overprinted colors and slight misregistration.” If you like the duotone printed matter found in independent bookstores—using just one or two touches of color with a subtle misaligned quality—this set of prompts was tuned for you. Rather than using large areas of flat color, it deconstructs your photo with highly avant-garde **“duotone line overprinting”**: ⚬ Black lines form the framework: slightly awkward, hand-drawn pen lines with wobbles and pauses pick out the subject, even allowing lines to cross boundaries or remain partly open, leaving rigid vector outlines behind. ⚬ Exactly 2 extracted colors: AI selects two high-contrast colors from your original image—one cool and one warm, or one dark and one light—and turns them into colored contour lines. They run alongside, overlap, or sit slightly out of register with the black lines, much like the small errors left by an antique printing press during overprinting. ⚬ Light-colored paper and generous whitespace: No complex backgrounds. The subject may be off-center, reduced in scale, or left floating, allowing rough paper texture and broad areas of blank space to carry the image’s sense of air. ⚬ Letterpress typography with handmade irregularities: Pair it with narrow vintage letterpress text, slightly loose tracking, and a subtly wavering baseline, like a carefully typeset private art poster. Smart and restrained, with just a hint of dry humor and relaxed ease.
Xiaoxiaodong × Folk Art P100
Panel 100 distills the most memorable subjects, actions, and relationships in a photo into childlike silhouettes, primitive forms, and a few folk-art symbols. Crayon, oil pastel, and rough pencil textures preserve the grain of real materials, while the photo’s most vivid colors are reorganized into a bright yet restrained limited palette. Best for these situations Want to preserve the story instead of depicting the photo: Remove complex backgrounds and keep only one core action, relationship, or scene. Need an authentic handmade feel: Black silhouettes retain erasing, layered strokes, breaks, and paper showing through—without becoming smooth digital vectors. Want vivid but not cheap-looking colors: Select a few of the most lively colors from the original image, then anchor the composition with warm white paper and dark silhouettes. Need flexible delivery: Supports vertical, horizontal, pure-design, multiple aspect ratios, and four-side wallpapers, and can also process image directories in batches.
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