art-design-skill

Convert character, scene, and prop lists into detailed image generation prompts.

146|30|Updated Mar 7, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Supreme-Ultimate/novel-to-script-team --skill art-design-skill-supreme-ultimate
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Skill: art-design-skill
Source: https://github.com/Supreme-Ultimate/novel-to-script-team/tree/main/skills/art-design-skill
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Supreme-Ultimate/novel-to-script-team --skill art-design-skill-supreme-ultimate

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill turns director-facing character, scene, and prop lists into precise image-generation prompts, helping teams quickly produce consistent visual references for adaptation, storyboard, and design workflows.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Character Prompt Design: Creates detailed character setup prompts with face, body, clothing, accessories, and overall temperament.
  • Scene Prompt Design: Builds environment prompts with layout, lighting, color mood, spatial depth, and on-screen character placement.
  • Prop Prompt Design: Separates props into standalone white-background prompts and handles family consistency and reference linking.
  • Use Case: A production team can feed in newly introduced characters and scenes from an episode plan and get copy-ready prompts for image generation tools.

Quick Start

Use the art-design-skill to convert the provided character, scene, and prop lists into consistent, copy-ready image prompts for all new and variant items.

Frequently Asked Questions about art-design-skill

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I convert character lists into image prompts for storyboard preparation?

To convert character lists into image prompts, the Skill processes director-facing character details and generates detailed setup prompts covering face, body, clothing, accessories, and overall temperament for visual asset creation.

What is the best way to maintain visual consistency across scene and prop image prompts?

Maintaining visual consistency is achieved by applying consistent visual-style declarations across all outputs, handling family consistency for props, and linking references throughout the image generation prompts.

Can I generate standalone white-background prop prompts from a prop list?

Yes, you can generate standalone white-background prop prompts. The Skill specifically separates props from the main list and formats them with a white background for isolated visual asset creation.

How do I prepare scene prompts with correct lighting and spatial depth from an environment list?

To prepare scene prompts from an environment list, the Skill builds detailed outputs specifying layout, lighting, color mood, spatial depth, and on-screen character placement for adaptation pipelines.

Do I need to perform dependency analysis before creating variant item image prompts?

Yes, dependency analysis is required. The Skill explicitly requires dependency analysis and reference linking to ensure visual consistency when creating prompts for new or variant items.

Are there limitations when using this Skill for adaptation pipeline visual asset creation?

The primary limitation is that the Skill requires structured character, scene, and prop lists as input. It outputs copy-ready image generation prompts but does not generate the final images itself.