photo-abstract-editorial-native
Assemble a source-faithful photograph above a supplied editorial abstraction panel as one sharp comparison board, preserving orientation, aspect ratio, source provenance, and lower-panel scale. Use for original-versus-abstract photography diptychs, photo comparison cards, or repairing blurred and stretched editorial boards; not for generating lower artwork or replacing a separately licensed art-direction skill.
- Group
- Photography
- Version
- 0.8.4
- Licence
- MIT
Install
/plugin install photography@misoto22Then invoke the skill with:
/photography:photo-abstract-editorial-nativeWhen it fires
The prompts CI scores this skill against — so they cannot drift from what it actually does.
Fires on
- Put my original photo above this supplied abstract panel, keep both sharp, and make a single comparison card.
- My editorial photo-and-illustration board has a blurred top and a squashed lower half. Rebuild it using the original file.
- Use the original from my Photos library and this lower artwork to make an upper-original lower-abstract poster without changing the photo.
Stays out of
- Turn this photograph into a sparse abstract memory panel.
- Remove glare and make this portrait look sharper.
Build a comparison board whose upper half contains the original photograph and whose lower half contains separately supplied abstract artwork, without cropping, upscaling, blurring, or stretching either.
1. Establish the two inputs
Require both of these inputs before composing:
source: the user-approved original photograph.lower-art: an abstract panel made from that photograph, supplied separately or created with a separately licensed skill.
Choose the strongest available source in this order: an explicit original file, a user-exported unmodified Photos original, a downloaded cloud original, then a derivative only when the user accepts that limitation. Record which one was used. Never silently substitute a preview or a derivative for an original.
Do not ask an image generator to recreate the upper photograph. Keep the source pixels in the upper section; only apply auto-orientation and a downscale when needed.
2. Compose without distortion
Read the composition contract before laying out the board. It defines the output geometry and the checks that prevent the two known failures: a soft upper photo and a squashed lower panel.
Use a flat ivory lower background. Centre the lower artwork with generous breathing room. Keep its native aspect ratio and never upscale it. Preserve any title that belongs to the supplied lower panel; do not invent labels, frames, watermarks, or extra decoration.
3. Audit before delivery
Create a small source manifest alongside the output. It must state the source path and type, original and output dimensions, orientation handling, lower-art dimensions, every resize operation, and confirmation that neither panel was upscaled or stretched.
Visually inspect at least one landscape and one portrait result in a batch. Reject and regenerate a board if the top is visibly soft, either section is geometrically distorted, the source photo is altered, or the lower artwork loses its title or required whitespace.
Visual examples
The examples are real user-authorized boards produced during the native-resolution audit. They demonstrate the intended proportion-preserving result, not templates to reuse.
Attribution and scope
This is an independent composition and quality-assurance companion. It does not contain or reproduce the artistic-generation prompt from the upstream photo-abstract-editorial project. When the lower panel comes from photo-abstract-editorial by ZzzLc0405, credit ZzzLc0405 and the requested attribution, @AM., then read the attribution and licence boundary and comply with its terms.