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Feibai Brushwork

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

Feibai Brushwork hero
Feibai Brushwork proof 1
Feibai Brushwork proof 2
Feibai Brushwork proof 3
1 hero · 3 proofs
Prompt template
{subject}, in the style of feibai wild-cursive brushwork, {palette}, the entire form built from a few sweeping single-gesture ink brushstrokes dragged across dark handmade paper at high speed, dry-brush 'flying white' striations where split bristles let the dark ground show through the middle of each stroke, wet pooled ink at stroke heads tapering to frayed dry tails, flung ink spatter trailing the gesture, one small vermillion red square seal-mark and a few flecks of gold leaf, asymmetric top-right to bottom-left energy, raw confident calligraphic abstraction, full-bleed composition filling the frame edge to edge, no text
Slot recipes
hero — the subject rendered large at full-bleed in a single explosive wild-cursive gesture, dark ink-paper texture edge to edge, dry-brush flying-white striations through the strokes, flung spatter trailing the motion, one vermillion seal low in a corner, gold flecks scattered; asymmetric top-right to bottom-left flow with deliberate negative space
feature — the subject built from two or three confident overlapping brushstrokes on the dark ground, clear flying-white texture, a wet-to-dry taper on each stroke, restrained spatter, no seal so it reads as supporting art
avatar — a tight head-and-shoulders or single-object crop reduced to the fewest possible gestural strokes on the dark ground, flying-white texture legible at small size, the vermillion seal omitted, gesture centered enough to survive a circular mask
empty-state — a single small quiet brushstroke or a lone ink-drop subject adrift in generous dark negative space, minimal spatter, one faint gold fleck, calm rather than explosive
illustration — a small narrative scene composed of several interlocking wild-cursive strokes flowing top-right to bottom-left across the dark paper, layered wet and dry passages, a scatter of flung spatter, one vermillion seal anchoring the composition
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Credits · in the lineage of
  • Feibai wild-cursive calligraphyTraditionflying-white brush energy

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 the whole subject from a few decisive single-pass brushstrokes — speed and confidence over careful rendering
  • · Show real feibai 'flying white': split-bristle striations where the dark ground shows through the body of each stroke
  • · Keep the subject monochrome black ink on a dark charcoal-paper ground, edge to edge
  • · Reserve color for one small vermillion seal-mark and a few sparse gold flecks only
  • · Let strokes taper from wet, loaded heads to frayed dry tails, with flung spatter trailing the gesture
  • · Compose asymmetrically with top-right to bottom-left energy and deliberate negative space
Don't
  • · Don't render the subject photorealistically or with smooth even shading
  • · Don't show a sheet of paper, cream margins, deckle edges, or a tabletop — the ink-paper texture must bleed off all four edges
  • · Don't use light or pastel backgrounds, or pure white
  • · Don't introduce a third bright accent — vermillion plus gold is the whole palette beyond the ink
  • · Don't draw tidy uniform outlines; avoid clip-art neatness
  • · Don't center the subject symmetrically
try it

remix with this style

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

Needs a Published language and palette to remix.