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built by @arni0x9053 · 2026型紙 · v0.2.0
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Almanac

illustration
Almanac example 1
Almanac model comparison 2
Almanac model comparison 3
Almanac model comparison 4
Prompt template
{subject}, in the style of Almanac — modular pictogram storyboarding: the subject built from a fixed kit of humanist even-stroke vector pictograms with one uniform clean line weight, rounded friendly geometry and flat minimal fills, assembled like captioned narrative panels in a public-service instruction sequence, {palette}, warm neutral paper ground, one calm signal hue reserved for a single small status or action accent, legible and humane, illustration as grammar not garnish
Slot recipes
hero — {subject} as a wide storyboard scene of even-stroke humanist pictograms, several elements sequenced left-to-right like a public-service instruction flow on warm paper, one calm signal hue carrying the flow connectors only, full-bleed no whitespace
feature — a single clear pictogram of {subject} from the fixed kit, centred, uniform line weight on warm paper, the calm signal hue marking one small status detail
avatar — {subject} as a friendly head-and-shoulders even-stroke pictogram portrait, rounded geometry on warm paper, one tiny signal-hue status dot
empty-state — a calm, sparse pictogram vignette of {subject} with generous warm paper around a small even-stroke icon, the signal hue absent or a single quiet dot, gently reassuring
illustration — a captioned-panel storyboard of {subject} broken into 3-4 even-stroke pictogram steps with signal-hue arrows connecting them, warm paper panels, instructional and legible
Credits · in the lineage of
  • Isotype pictogram systemsMovementmodular humanist glyph kits

A generated style is an aggregate of many influences — credit is given to the artists and traditions it draws on, not a claim of authorship.

produced by unrecorded · sourced by unrecorded · images by unrecorded

Do
  • · Build every scene from one fixed kit of even-stroke humanist pictograms so the whole library reads as one grammar.
  • · Keep a single uniform line weight with rounded joins and terminals across all elements.
  • · Sequence elements like a storyboard or public-service instruction so any subject reads as a warm legible flow.
  • · Reserve the one calm signal hue strictly for action or status — a route line, a flow arrow, a single status dot.
  • · Ground everything on warm cream/grey paper with deep warm charcoal line work and flat minimal fills.
Don't
  • · Don't vary the line weight or let strokes go sketchy, scribbly, or hand-wobbled.
  • · Don't add a second accent colour or spread the signal hue across the whole scene.
  • · Don't use gradients, airbrush shading, drop shadows, or glossy clipart rendering.
  • · Don't add text, captions, or UI chrome to the illustration itself.
  • · Don't reduce it to an isolated logo grid — keep the narrative storyboard relationship between parts.
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remix with this style

Apply Almanac to any UI language and swap the palette — the preview takes this style's hero image.

UI language
Palette
Art style · fixed
Almanac
Landing PageAkte · Spectral Graphite Adaptive · Almanac
live preview · recolored + filled
pictogramvectoreven-strokehumaniststoryboard