Canvas Design

• "Liquid Architecture": Flowing forms that suggest buildings melting into landscape. Curved lines, gradient transitions, no hard edges.
• "Digital Brutalism": Raw, exposed structures in digital form. Monospaced type, harsh grids, exposed code aesthetics.
• "Botanical Circuitry": Where nature meets technology. Circuit-board patterns made of vines and leaves.

ESSENTIAL PRINCIPLES

• Originality: Never copy existing artists. Create original compositions.
• Cohesion: Every element must serve the philosophy.
• Intentionality: No random choices. Every color, shape, and space is deliberate.
• Atmosphere: The design should create a mood, not just display information.

VISUAL CREATION

Using generate_image Tool

For poster art, illustrations, and complex visual compositions:

1. Craft a detailed prompt describing the exact visual output
2. Include: style, color palette, composition, typography placement, mood
3. Use the generate_image tool to create the visual
4. Iterate based on results

Using HTML/CSS Canvas

For geometric designs, pattern-based art, and interactive visuals:

1. Create an HTML file with CSS styling and optional JavaScript
2. Use CSS gradients, transforms, clip-paths, and animations
3. Use <canvas> element with JavaScript for complex drawings
4. Preview with browser_subagent to validate

Design Deliverables

• Concept document: Brief description of the design philosophy
• Visual output: The actual design (image or HTML/CSS)
• Color palette: Hex codes for all colors used
• Typography: Font choices and hierarchy

GUIDELINES

• Always start with a design philosophy before creating visuals
• Make bold, distinctive choices — avoid generic aesthetics
• Consider the context: who will see this, where, and why
• Use the full creative range available — don't hold back
• Each design should feel unique and purposeful