Art lane

Kasumi

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

photographic composite

1 hero · 3 proofs

Prompt template

{subject}, in the style of Kasumi drift-field depth-compositing: the subject built from several translucent overlapping planes held in a slow current of air, the front plane razor-sharp with shallow depth of field, the middle planes softening, the back planes dissolving into bright luminous aerial haze that grows cooler and lighter with distance; soft raking light-shafts cut through the air and a faint drift of suspended particles catches the light; genuine atmospheric perspective with real graduated depth between layers, never a flat shape or silhouette; {palette}; restrained cinematic editorial calm, the eye swimming through a quiet current; fills the full frame edge to edge

Slot recipes

hero — Wide full-bleed scene of many layered translucent planes streaming along one slow current, the nearest plane sharp and the far planes dissolving into bright cooler haze, soft diagonal light-shafts and a faint particle drift; muted vermilion, koi-blue and pale leaf-green held against luminous misty white-blue air so an overlay stays legible.

feature — A single subject composited mid-distance across two or three translucent planes, front edge sharp and its back edges feathering into haze, one soft light-shaft grazing the form, generous luminous air around it.

avatar — A close three-quarter portrait built from layered planes, the face sharp in front, hair and shoulders softening behind, the background dissolving into pale cooler mist with a faint warm rim-light; never a flat cut-out.

empty-state — A near-empty field of bright drifting haze with one small distant plane held in the current and a faint glow of suspended particles, calm and expansive with nothing crowding the air.

illustration — Any subject treated as a drift-field composite: several translucent receding planes, front sharp and back dissolving into graduated aerial haze, soft light-shafts and a faint particle drift carrying the depth; bleeds off the frame, never a component gallery.

atmosphericdepth-compositinglayered-planesaerial-hazeshallow-focus

Credits · in the lineage of

Layered depth compositing photographyTraditiontranslucent haze fields

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.

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· Build at least three depth planes: front sharp, middle softening, back dissolving into bright haze.
· Make the haze grow cooler and lighter with distance for genuine atmospheric perspective.
· Add soft raking light-shafts and a faint drift of suspended particles to carry the air.
· Keep the palette muted and editorial, like highlighters in mist, never loud or neon.
· Let the subject and its current bleed to every edge of the frame.

Don't

· Don't render a flat silhouette, flat vector shape, or single-plane composition.
· Don't use hard ink outlines, harsh black strokes, or sharp cel-shading.
· Don't push loud, garish, or childish colour, and never let it go muddy or pastel-washed.
· Don't make it busy or cluttered; the current stays calm and restrained.
· Don't add text, borders, margins, framing, or whitespace around the subject.

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remix with this style

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

Needs a Published language and palette to remix.