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Room to grow

A botanical poster in two inks, with oversized type and tactile print detail.

Skill byyanliudesign Work byOpenAgentSkill Open source · MIT

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Room to Grow poster: a green fern with large red serif lettering on white textured paper. — OpenAgentSkill · Made hereView full image

Inside this example

The starting point: Fern subject, two ink colors, a portrait layout and the headline “ROOM TO GROW”.
The result: An original 1086 × 1448 PNG poster. The generated title uses three lines.
What you’ll need: The mono-color design method and an image-generation tool. Image generation uses your tool’s quota or billing.

Source & production notes

Produced by OpenAgentSkill on September 7, 2026, using a locally installed mono-color method and the Codex image-generation tool. One generation; no manual retouching. The service did not report its underlying model or per-image cost. This is one demonstration, not a cross-agent benchmark.

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Curated 2026-09-08 · Source ref c8ff705

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01 / Copy the task

Original prompt

Create an original portrait 3:4 editorial risograph poster using the mono-color skill's controlled two-ink method. Flat front-facing printed page, neutral white substrate #FAFAF7, botanical green #008A4B dominant ink (80% of inked area) and oxblood #8F3434 accent ink (20%). No third printing ink; tonal steps are halftone density, paper is not an ink.

Use a specimen annotation composition with one oversized photographic fern frond curving from the bottom right across the center, cropped at the lower edge. Keep about 40% exposed paper, especially a quiet upper-right release zone. One focal event: oversized serif title interlocking with the stem. Fine annotation ticks form the only manual gesture family. An asymmetric art-book composition with no enclosing border or card.

Subject: an observed fern leaf, tactile and botanical, rendered in coarse screened green photographic dots, intricate recognizable leaflets with white paper cutouts. The oxblood plate belongs only to the title and small annotation. Contemporary printed editorial work with generous space, no artificial sepia aging.

Exact text: 'ROOM TO GROW' in large oxblood editorial serif across two lines in upper-left and center-left; one small green monospace caption 'BOTANICAL STUDY / 01' at bottom left. Keep title at least 8x caption size. No other text, logos or watermarks.

Visible paper fibers, subtle ink bleed and restrained print misregistration, sharply readable type, real reproduced image texture. Avoid full color, gradients, glossy mockups, 3D depth, stock-photo styling, clean vector clipart, decorative blobs, centered symmetry, additional labels and imitation of any existing artwork.

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All work

John F. Kennedy speaking at Rice University in 1962, with six added English script-subtitle lines including “We choose to go to the moon” and “not because they are easy, but because they are hard”.

Images

Native Subtitle Quote ImageMade here

JFK: “We choose to go to the moon” — speech quote card

Six lines from John F. Kennedy’s 1962 Rice University speech become a 3:4 quote card with real archival frames. English subtitles are added from the official transcript in script mode.

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