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An engine-agnostic style recipe: a wide hero, proof shots across subjects, and a portable prompt.
1 hero · 3 proofs
Prompt template
{subject}, in the style of flat geometric Bauhaus-Swiss reconstruction: the subject decomposed into pure geometric primitives — perfect circles, hard squares and rectangles, straight bars, and ruled black construction lines — rendered as flat 2D shapes with no shading and no gradients, {palette}, primary red, primary blue and bright yellow used as decisive flat signal blocks against pure black and pure white, a visible thin black construction grid running across the whole image like printed crop marks and Swiss typographic rules with the shapes aligned to it, asymmetric off-center placement, {composition}, the subject filling the frame edge to edge. Absolutely NO text, NO letters, NO words, NO numbers, NO logos.Slot recipes
hero — The subject filling the full bleed edge to edge, decomposed into bold flat geometric primitives, the visible black construction grid spanning the whole frame, one primary-color block driving the eye, asymmetric placement.
feature — The subject large and off-center, built from circles, squares and bars in flat primary red, blue and yellow on white, ruled black construction lines crossing it, filling the frame.
avatar — A tight head-and-shoulders view of the subject reduced to flat geometric primitives — a circle head, bar features, square planes — in primary colors on white over a visible black grid, face filling the frame.
empty-state — The subject rendered quietly as a few calm flat geometric shapes, mostly white with the construction grid showing and a single small primary-color marker, still filling the frame.
illustration — A close geometric study of the subject built from pure primitives and ruled lines, flat primary red, blue and yellow against black and white, aligned to the visible construction grid, filling the frame.
bauhausswiss-gridconstructivistprimary-colorsgeometric-primitives
Credits · in the lineage of
- Bauhaus geometric abstractionMovementpure-shape decomposition
- Swiss International StyleMovementgrid poster discipline
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
- · Apply the geometric-reconstruction treatment to any subject, filling the frame edge to edge.
- · Decompose the subject into pure flat primitives — circles, squares, rectangles, bars and ruled lines — with no shading or gradients.
- · Keep a visible thin black construction grid across the whole image and align the shapes to it like Swiss typographic rules and crop marks.
- · Use primary red, primary blue and bright yellow as decisive flat signal blocks against pure black and pure white, placed asymmetrically.
Don't
- · Render the apparatus — a poster on a wall, a frame, an easel, or a page.
- · Add any text, letters, words, or numbers.
- · Use gradients, soft shading, drop shadows, photorealism, or distressed vintage texture.
- · Leave blank margins or empty negative space, or introduce a fourth accent color; the subject fills the frame in red, blue, yellow, black and white.
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remix with this style
Apply Plakat to any UI language and swap the palette — the preview takes this style's hero image.
Needs a Published language and palette to remix.