Punk IP Illustrations skill
Punk IP Illustrations turns your photo into a character and draws a 16:9 illustration series for each article in one style
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Why this level
- A photo of a person is passed to the client's image generation tool.
Install
- Works in
In your terminal, with SkillFoxx CLI
npx skillfoxx add skills/punk-ip-illustrationsDetects the agents on your machine, shows the access level and pins the version.
Other ways to install
Access and checks
How we reviewExtended accessThe tool runs code or makes network calls and only reads external data.
- A photo of a person is passed to the client's image generation tool.
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
An agent skill with two styles to choose from: loose line watercolour and retro flat coloured 3D. It first asks for the style, one clear photo of a person and a character name. The agent then creates a character sheet and a clean reference image, the only step that needs confirmation. Once the character is approved the skill reads the whole article, decides how many images the information density calls for, picks a "process breakdown" or "core action" mode and draws separate 16:9 illustrations. The report lists each file path, purpose and suggested insertion point. A built-in Punk character is included.
Who it is for. Bloggers and newsletter writers who want a recognisable author character and one consistent illustration style without a separate illustrator.
Good fit when
- A long article needs a series of illustrations in one style.
- You want a cartoon version of the author for all publications.
- Several characters should be saved and switched between.
- A process breakdown needs a sequence of images rather than one cover.
Not a fit when
- The photo shows another person who has not agreed.
- You need a photorealistic picture rather than a drawing.
- The agent environment has no image generation tool.
Example request
Use $punk-ip-article-illustrations: choose the watercolour style, create a character from my photo and then illustrate this article.Limitations
The description is in Chinese. The skill draws nothing itself: images come from the generation tool in your client, whose presence and quality the skill does not control. To build a character it takes visible traits from a photo of a real person, so use your own photo or one with the person's consent. The licence is not identified in repository metadata (NOASSERTION). The repository is named `Punk-IP` while install commands use `punk-ip-illustrations`: clone from the address in the README.
How to disable. Delete the `punk-ip-article-illustrations` folder from the agent skills directory and the local character package with the saved photos.
FAQ
What needs manual confirmation?
Only the character. The skill creates the article images automatically without asking for each.
Can I skip creating a character?
Yes. Enable the built-in Punk, which uses the retro flat coloured 3D style.
How many images will an article get?
The skill decides by information density and then lists the path, purpose and insertion point of each.
Which styles are available?
Two: loose line watercolour and retro flat coloured 3D.
What does the final report hold?
For each image the actual file path, purpose and suggested placement in the article.
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README in short
A skill for a personal character from a photo and a consistent 16:9 illustration series for an article.