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Réglure

An engine-agnostic style recipe: a wide hero, proof shots across subjects, and a portable prompt.

pen-and-ink plate

1 hero · 3 proofs

Prompt template

{subject}, in the style of Réglure — a black pen-and-ink plate rendered in confident contour outlines with disciplined crosshatching and stippling on warm off-white studio paper with visible tooth and grain, {palette}, thin printed black ruled register lines crossing the composition as a publication grid, a few rough rotated brush-gesture strokes breaking the panel edges, and ONE small electric accent register mark (a cross-mark plus a short underline) as the only color, everything else pure black ink, full-frame edge to edge, quiet curatorial art-book seriousness

Slot recipes

hero — {subject} drawn large to fill the full 16:9 frame as a Réglure pen-and-ink plate, dense contour and crosshatch reaching all four edges, ruled register grid laid over it, one electric accent cross-mark in a corner, warm-white paper tooth, no whitespace, no text

feature — {subject} as a centered Réglure ink plate, crosshatch and stipple building the volume, framed by thin black ruled register lines with a small accent registration cross and short underline, warm off-white paper, full-frame

avatar — a single {subject} head-and-shoulders rendered as a tight Réglure pen-and-ink portrait, parallel-line shading and stipple, one ruled corner mark and a tiny electric accent cross, warm-white ground, square full-frame

empty-state — a sparse single {subject} as a quiet Réglure ink contour study on warm-white paper with one ruled baseline and a lone small accent register mark, restrained crosshatch, calm and curatorial, full-frame, no text

illustration — a layered editorial composition of {subject} as interlocking Réglure ink plates, varied crosshatch densities and a rough brush-gesture stroke crossing a ruled register grid, single electric accent mark, warm-white paper tooth, full-frame edge to edge

pen-and-inkcrosshatchcontour-lineregister-markpublication-plate

Credits · in the lineage of

Pen-and-ink plate illustrationTraditionruled contour 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

· Build every subject from confident black contour outlines first, then add crosshatch and stipple for volume.
· Lay thin printed black ruled register lines across the composition so it reads as a publication plate.
· Reserve exactly one electric accent (vermilion or cobalt) for a small register cross-mark plus a short underline, under 5% of the area.
· Keep the ground pure warm off-white with subtle paper tooth and grain.
· Let one or two rough, slightly rotated brush-gesture strokes break a panel edge for hand presence.
· Fill the whole frame edge to edge with the drawn subject.

Don't

· Do not flood any area with the accent color or introduce a second or third accent.
· Do not leave blank margins, empty quadrants, or marketing whitespace.
· Do not add gradients, glow, glossy 3D, photographic texture, or painterly blur.
· Do not render text, captions, signatures, or watermarks.
· Do not let gesture strokes obscure the subject's readable contour.

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remix with this style

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

Needs a Published language and palette to remix.