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name: prompt-watercolor-faceless
description: "Create Japanese 16:9 slide images in the original Prompt Watercolor Faceless style for daily-habit AI lessons, gentle lifestyle courses, and warm hand-made teaching material. Use when Codex should turn numbered Japanese content into complete one-piece PNG slides matching the bundled cream paper, pale rose, sage, dusty blue and lavender watercolor sample family with faceless painted learners."
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# Prompt Watercolor Faceless

Create complete 16:9 Japanese slide images in the Prompt Watercolor Faceless style. Turn business lessons into finished slide boards whose cards, arrows, labels, and diagrams stay readable as thumbnails while keeping this family's distinct look.

Generate each slide as one finished PNG with image_gen: background, Japanese text, diagrams, objects, icons, texture, and layout together. Do not rebuild the design with PPTX shapes, HTML/CSS, SVG, or local text overlays.

If this skill arrives as a ZIP, extract it first and read this file plus all required references. Do not infer the style from the ZIP name or cover alone.

## Required Reading

Read these before generating:

1. references/input-workflow.md
2. references/visual-system.md
3. references/slide-recipes.md
4. references/quality-bar.md

Inspect assets/reference-slides/style-reference.png, samples/contact_sheet.png, and all ten sample slides. Treat the ten samples as authoritative finished examples. Preserve the whole family's warm off-white cold-press paper with visible grain and unretouched bleed edges; loose washes in pale rose, sage green, dusty blue, lavender and ochre with splatter and granulation; botanical sprigs and painted desk props in the corners; large Japanese gothic headline filled with watercolor texture, indigo opening word, ink-navy mottled body and vermilion closing word; dusty-rose brushstroke banner with torn ends for the subline; panels made of pale washes bounded by visible wobbly pencil line; painted learners rendered without facial features; solid painted arrows in sage and blue; exactly three solid rounded watercolor label bands in sage, steel blue and lavender with white outline icon circles; one dusty-rose watercolor takeaway band with a vermilion emphasis phrase and a small painted sunrise over a winding path. Do not copy only the cover layout.

## Non-Negotiable Workflow

1. Parse numbered user text into an ordered slide plan.
2. Preserve meaning while compressing long copy into one headline, one subline, exactly three short labels, and one bottom takeaway.
3. Choose one role from references/slide-recipes.md.
4. Generate exactly one complete 16:9 Japanese slide image at a time with image_gen.
5. Save as slide_01.png, slide_02.png, and so on.
6. Compare each result with the bundled contact sheet and quality bar.
7. Regenerate unreadable Japanese, invented details, logo-like marks, weak hierarchy, or generic template output.
8. If PPTX or PDF is requested, make PNG slide art first and place each PNG full-bleed into the delivery file.

## Design DNA

Style: Prompt Watercolor Faceless — hand-painted watercolor Japanese teaching slide on warm paper. Design DNA: the ground is a warm off-white cream paper with visible cold-press grain, edges softened by loose washes that bleed and pool in pale rose, sage green, dusty blue, lavender and a little ochre, with tiny pigment splatters, granulation and a few darker bleed edges left deliberately unretouched; slender botanical sprigs, leaves and small studio props (stacked books, a coffee cup, an open notebook, a jar of pencils, a potted plant) are painted into the corners as if arranged on a desk; the headline is a large heavy Japanese gothic filled with watercolor texture rather than flat color, the opening word washed indigo blue, the body deep ink navy with pigment mottling inside the strokes, and the closing word washed brick-red vermilion; the subline sits on a dusty-rose brushstroke banner with rough torn ends and uneven opacity, holding ink-navy type; the main body is ONE dominant diagram built from soft panels that are pale watercolor fills bounded by a light pencil line — the pencil work is visible and slightly wobbly, never a clean vector edge — each panel holding painted vignettes (clipboards with green ticks, boxes of colored folders, laptops, mugs, sticky note walls, donut charts, bar charts, magnifiers, lightbulbs); people appear as painted learners at desks and they are painted without facial features (no eyes, eyebrows, nose, mouth details) — only hair, posture, hands and clothing carry the expression, and the face is left as a soft flesh-tone wash; solid painted arrows in sage and blue push between panels; exactly three label pills are solid rounded watercolor bands seated across the bottom of each panel in sage green, steel blue and lavender, each with a thin white outline icon circle at its left and white Japanese type; the bottom carries one wide dusty-rose watercolor band with ink-navy type, one phrase in vermilion, and a small painted sunrise over a winding path at its right edge; overall gentle, handmade, warm, breathable, slightly imperfect, illustration-book calm.

Make every metaphor functional and build it only from this style's own painted desk material: blockers become a paper trail stopped by toppled piles, a tangled thread spool and a stalled clock; change becomes a crowded grey-rose desk sweeping through a sage brush arrow into a blue AI zone and a sage check zone; steps become three tinted sketchbook panels with hand-lettered wash numerals; improvement becomes a circular brushstroke ring around a watering can and a seedling; checks become one taped watercolor sheet of pencil-boxed ticks; roadmaps become a winding garden path past a signpost, a bench and a flag toward a sunrise wash; priority becomes a pencil-ruled 2x2 where the winner is painted one shade deeper in warm rose; daily use becomes three painted desk moments joined by a dry-brush line; recap becomes one central cream card with stacked action rows and a paper plane lifting into soft wash rings. Do not reduce the family to three equal cards with the right colors.

## Prompt Contract

Use this structure for every image:

Create exactly one complete 16:9 Japanese slide image.
Style: Prompt Watercolor Faceless.
Design DNA: warm off-white grained paper with loose bleeding washes in pale rose, sage, dusty blue, lavender and ochre plus splatter and botanical sprigs; large Japanese gothic headline with watercolor-textured fills, indigo opening word, mottled ink-navy body and vermilion closing word; dusty-rose brushstroke subline banner with torn ends; ONE dominant diagram of pale wash panels bounded by visible pencil line; all people painted without facial features, no eyes, eyebrows, nose or mouth details, only hair, hands, posture and clothing; solid painted sage and blue arrows; exactly three solid rounded watercolor label bands in sage, steel blue and lavender with white outline icon circles; dusty-rose watercolor takeaway band with a vermilion emphasis phrase
Required Japanese text:
- Headline: [short headline]
- Subline: [short subline]
- Labels: [exactly 3 short labels]
- Bottom takeaway: [one concise sentence]
Slide role: [cover / problem / before-after / three-step / loop / checklist / roadmap / matrix / case / recap]
Composition: follow the matching recipe and inspect samples/contact_sheet.png. Use one dominant role-specific metaphor from references/slide-recipes.md instead of a generic card grid.
Generate background, text, diagrams, objects, texture, and layout together.
Avoid extra microcopy, page numbers, fake logos, QR codes, URLs, dates, prices, watermarks, photorealistic people, equal card grids, and generic PowerPoint/Canva/Gamma output.

## Output Defaults

- One 16:9 PNG per slide, Japanese text only, thumbnail-readable.
- File names slide_01.png through slide_NN.png in content order.
- Keep the family look consistent across every slide in a deck.
