regional-culture-poster

Generates Chinese regional culture posters with culturally transformed typography and editorial layouts.

59|10|Updated Jul 15, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/dacnay816y62-hub/regional-culture-poster --skill regional-culture-poster-dacnay816y62-hub
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: regional-culture-poster
Source: https://github.com/dacnay816y62-hub/regional-culture-poster
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/dacnay816y62-hub/regional-culture-poster --skill regional-culture-poster-dacnay816y62-hub

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) and references (resource) and assets (resource) components.

What problem does it solve? Designing Chinese regional culture posters often falls into tourism-ad cliches, landmark collages, or generic national-trend styling. This Skill turns a province, city, or cultural region into a restrained contemporary poster by grounding the design in one non-substitutable local cultural mechanism rather than decorative symbols. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Two design modes: MODE A builds structural character posters where one large Chinese character fuses with local architecture; MODE B builds editorial posters where the city image leads and the city name acts as a typographic anchor. - Cultural analysis workflow: Analyzes seven dimensions (geography, architecture, materials, history, daily life, contemporary conditions, temperament) and outputs a structured analysis card before any rendering. - Flexible production: Supports direct one-shot image generation, layered production with deterministic Chinese typography, prompt-only output, and batch series with global deduplication. - Use Case: Ask for a Quanzhou poster in MODE B emphasizing red brick, arcades, and street space, and receive a cultural analysis card, art direction, and a rendered poster or production-ready prompt. ## Quick Start Use regional-culture-poster to create a MODE A poster for Suzhou with garden windows and water reflections as the cultural structure.

Frequently Asked Questions about regional-culture-poster

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I generate a Chinese city culture poster with AI?

Provide a region name and optionally a mode preference. The skill analyzes seven cultural dimensions, selects one primary cultural structure, and produces either a direct one-shot rendered poster, a layered production with exact typography, or a reusable image-generation prompt.

What is the difference between MODE A and MODE B posters?

MODE A makes one large Chinese character the main visual body, fused with local architecture through masking and negative space. MODE B makes the city image the subject with the city name as an editorial anchor, richer text hierarchy, and magazine-like layout.

Can it generate a batch series of city posters?

Yes. Batch mode plans all regions first, runs a global deduplication pass across structure, palette, composition, and typography, then renders the series in one locked render mode so adjacent posters do not repeat each other.

Does it work with any image generation model?

Yes, the skill is host-agnostic and not bound to a specific image model. It can direct whatever image tool the environment provides, fall back to layered production with deterministic typography, or output prompts only when no image tool is available.

How does it avoid tourism-poster and landmark-collage cliches?

It enforces a text-removal recognition gate: after covering the city name, the image must still show one non-substitutable local mechanism such as arcade rhythm, kiln seams, or ice-brick streets. Generic glass, skylines, and fog cannot serve as the primary cultural evidence.

What happens when Chinese text renders incorrectly in direct generation?

In direct mode the whole poster is regenerated rather than repaired with compositing, unless the user authorizes a mode change. For copy-critical work, layered production typesets exact Chinese text deterministically over a generated visual foundation.