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Keep the one moment worth remembering, and let subtraction become the design
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Sample gallery
16:9 landscape left–right samples
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3:4 portrait top–bottom samples
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The eight works above comprise four 16:9 landscape left–right samples and four 3:4 portrait top–bottom samples. Every work was generated independently by Panel 105 from its own original brief; no artwork from another numbered Panel is reused. The samples use intelligent English copy.
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Best-fit situations and problems solved
Sometimes a photograph's real value is not everything it contains, but a gesture, a relationship, or one instant you want memory to keep. Panel 105 turns that kind of source into a quiet, refined visual excerpt: it decides what deserves to remain, then rebuilds it through paper pieces, colour blocks, negative space, and print texture instead of mechanically tracing the photograph.
Best for
- A busy photograph whose feeling matters more than its detail: select one core subject and only the few supporting elements that carry the memory.
- A poster or cover that needs room to breathe: use one visual centre and generous paper white to give subject, type, and silence a clear rhythm.
- A tactile paper result rather than polished digital smoothness: retain cut and torn edges, grain, misprints, dry rubbing, uneven ink, and slight registration shifts.
- Flexible delivery in one consistent style: create top-bottom, left-right, design-only, multi-ratio, four-device wallpaper, or directory-batch outputs.
What it solves for you
- Cluttered backgrounds, repeated objects, and narratively empty detail no longer fill the composition.
- You do not have to decide every keep-or-remove choice yourself; the model makes an aesthetic selection based on beauty, character, recognisability, and compositional value.
- Colour is not sampled evenly. The most memorable relationships are retained and purified into a soft, luminous, harmonious limited palette.
Quick start
Use XXD Panel 105 on this image and recommend the most suitable composition and size first.
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Quick fit check
| What you need to know | What this style gives you | |---|---| | What you get | A poetic paper poster that reads like a “memory excerpt” and retains only what carries beauty and narrative value | | Recognisable signature | One visual centre, generous paper white, cut-paper colour blocks, irregular edges, grain, and slight registration shifts | | How it respects the source | Identity, structure, pose, and the core relationship remain recognisable; information density and visual organisation are what change | | Where it works | Art posters, independent-publication covers, exhibition imagery, social content, design-only art, and four-device wallpaper sets | <!-- xxd-panel-benefit:end -->
Usage tips
- Start with one clear photo: choose a source whose subject, action, and relationships are easy to recognize before choosing the delivery format.
- Join the parameters in one sentence: say “top-bottom / left-right / design-only + 16:9 / 3:4 / phone wallpaper”; you can also name desktop, tablet, or smartwatch sizes.
- State what must stay: identify the people, objects, actions, relationships, and copy to preserve, while leaving room for the style to design the layout.
- Choose a text mode: let the model write from the image, lock exact wording with
--text exact --copy, or remove text completely with--text none. - Clarify reality and design regions: for top-bottom or left-right, say which region keeps the photograph and which region is redesigned; for design-only and wallpapers, say that the whole canvas is redesigned.
- Test one image before batching: confirm mode, ratio, text, and language on one source, then reuse the settings for a folder; change one variable per iteration.
Get started
git clone https://github.com/nevertoday/xxd-panel-105.git
mkdir -p ~/.codex/skills
ln -s "$(pwd)/xxd-panel-105" ~/.codex/skills/xxd-panel-105You can also install it directly with npx skills:
npx skills add https://github.com/nevertoday/xxd-panel-105 --skill xxd-panel-105The command fetches the reposito
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