logo-design-skill
Teaches your coding agent to work like an identity designer, not a clip-art tool
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It gives an AI agent real print constraints, so posters and zines come out looking like riso work, not generic AI art.
mono-color-skill is an agent skill by designer Yan Liu that turns a theme, sentence or photo into an original one-ink or two-ink editorial image for posters, zines and packaging. It works in halftone, risograph grain, cyanotype or photocopy textures, keeps 25–55% of the paper empty on asymmetric grids, and ships 8 one-ink palettes and 9 two-ink recipes. Each run produces the raster image, a production prompt and a recipe note. MIT licensed; install by cloning into your Claude Code skills directory.
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