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Frostmark

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

Frostmark hero
Frostmark proof 1
Frostmark proof 2
Frostmark proof 3
1 hero · 3 proofs
Prompt template
{subject}, in the style of Frostmark — the subject partially veiled behind layered translucent cool-white frosted glass panes with subtle silver linear gradients and backdrop-blur softness, crisp single-pixel hairline seams dividing the glass into clean slabs, {palette}, small irregular opaque gouache paint daubs cresting over the glass edges as hand-painted radial pigment patches placed with intent, cool architectural premium optical calm, charcoal and pure white neutrals, full frame
Slot recipes
hero — A single bold subject filling the frame, veiled behind two or three large frosted glass slabs with clean hairline seams; three or four gouache daubs crest the glass edges asymmetrically; charcoal-to-white tonal depth, cinematic and calm.
feature — A mid-scale subject behind fewer glass panes so it reads clearly; one or two gouache daubs mark the focal seam; tighter crop, balanced negative tone.
avatar — A centered face or single object behind one frosted pane with a soft blur falloff; a single small gouache daub at the lower edge as an identity mark; square-friendly framing.
empty-state — A quiet, mostly-frosted field of overlapping pale glass slabs with the subject barely discernible behind the blur; one small gouache daub low in the frame; restful, low-contrast.
illustration — An editorial composition of the subject split across several frosted glass slabs of varied opacity; gouache daubs in coral, cyan, lime, and marigold distributed as a deliberate legend across the seams; architectural and considered.
frosted-glassgouache-daubstranslucent-veilhairline-seamscool-neutral
Credits · in the lineage of
  • Frosted-glass diffusion imageryTraditionveiled translucent layers

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
  • · Veil the subject behind translucent frosted glass slabs with crisp hairline seams, so it reads through soft backdrop blur.
  • · Place gouache daubs as small irregular opaque pigment patches that crest over the glass edges with visible brush texture.
  • · Keep the field cool: silver, charcoal, and pure white neutrals dominate, paint stays a small accent.
  • · Let the glass geometry stay clean and rectilinear; vary slab size and opacity for depth.
  • · Treat the four daub colors (coral, cyan, lime, marigold) as a restrained, intentional palette.
Don't
  • · Do not bury the subject so completely that it disappears; the veil reveals, it does not erase.
  • · Do not turn the daubs into confetti or rainbow spray; they are few and placed.
  • · Do not add neon glow, gradients-as-decoration, or muddy color washes.
  • · Do not render text, UI buttons, or apparatus; the technique dresses a subject, never depicts the tool.
  • · Do not use torn-paper or grunge seams; seams are precise glass edges.
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remix with this style

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

Needs a Published language and palette to remix.