Make your graphics stop looking AI-generated
Two open-source design-taste skills that stop Claude defaulting to generic gradients and stock-photo looks, plus our art-direction prompt for a real graphic.
What it does
- canvas-design produces real poster and editorial-style static graphics, not a slide-deck look.
- The design-taste pack blocks the common AI defaults (centred hero, purple gradient, stock photo) before they ship.
- Our prompt walks Claude through art-directing one real product photo into a finished post.
Resource Teaser Preview
// Art Direction Rule Teaser
- BAN: Purple/cyan gradients, centered floating 3D spheres, stock model faces.
- ADOPT: High-contrast typography, authentic product photography, clean grid alignment, editorial margins.To unlock the full kit, complete prompt set, and automated workflow, request access below.
What you need
- Claude Code installed.
Setup
- Install canvas-design per the Anthropic skills repo.
- Clone the design-taste pack: git clone https://github.com/Leonxlnx/taste-skill
- Run our art-direction prompt with one real product photo as the input.
On a real store
A store that has been posting stock-looking AI graphics ships one that actually looks like a real brand shot, using a product photo they already had.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do AI graphics look generic?
Default LLM prompts overuse generic gradients, centered layout templates, and stock aesthetics. This kit enforces real brand art-direction rules.
What tools do I need?
Claude Code and any standard product image.
Built on taste-skill, by Leonxlnx, MIT licensed. This kit is our own setup guide and prompts on top of it; the project itself stays theirs.
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