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Strip a photograph to its soul, then remember it again in soft-colour pixels
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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. Panel 106 generates every work independently and directly from its own original source, never from another Panel or an intermediate result. Both comparison directions use exactly two 50:50 regions; the samples use intelligent English copy.
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Best-fit situations and problems solved
A photograph may contain too much detail, while what stays in memory is only a contour, a movement, a distance, or a patch of colour. Panel 106 selects 2–4 identity-defining visual anchors and rebuilds them as a soft, luminous pixel memory with clear geometric order: from afar it reads as a refined abstract composition; up close it is still unmistakably your photograph.
Best for
- A complex photograph that must keep its identity: remove secondary objects and fussy structure while retaining the contour, pose, direction, and colour relationships that make the source itself.
- An abstract poster that must not become anonymous decoration: use regular grids, hard-edged blocks, local dithering, and positive–negative forms so the subject gradually emerges from the abstraction.
- A fresh, soothing palette without cheap candy sweetness: remix cream white, peach pink, milk blue, mint green, and related source colours into a soft, bright limited palette.
- 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
- The photograph is not merely reduced, filtered, or pixelated object by object; every result is rebuilt directly from the current original source in one pass.
- The 2–4 anchors share one visual core instead of becoming cards, a grid, or a collage wall.
- Comparison modes contain exactly two 50:50 regions: top-bottom means reality above and design below; left-right means reality left and design right, with no third band.
Quick start
Use XXD Panel 106 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 refined abstract “pixel memory” poster reduced to the 2–4 anchors that matter most | | Recognisable signature | Regular grids, modular pastel blocks, hard edges, local dithering, one visual core, and generous negative space | | How it respects the source | The reality view keeps identity, structure, and natural texture; the transformed view simplifies radically while preserving the decisive contour, pose, spatial direction, and feeling | | 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-106.git
mkdir -p ~/.codex/skills
ln -s "$(pwd)/xxd-panel-106" ~/.codex/skills/xxd-panel-106
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