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brand-asset-art-directorlisted

Produces high-quality, text-free image-generation prompts and separate post-production overlay specifications for any brand asset. Use for Open Graph artwork, social previews, launch thumbnails, branded link cards, hero banners, email headers, print collateral, display ads, app store screenshots, presentation covers, branded illustrations, and revisions of weak AI-generated brand art. Prevents product names, taglines, UI copy, labels, logos, and other text-bearing language from leaking into generated artwork. Compiles brand evidence into one ownable visual concept. Avoids generic SaaS imagery. Adapts prompts for Midjourney v7, FLUX, GPT-image, and SDXL/Stable Diffusion. Runs concept, composition, text-leakage, thumbnail, completeness, and brand-fidelity audits before returning a prompt.
ChloeVPin/brand-asset-art-director · ★ 0 · Code & Development · score 67
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# Brand Asset Art Director ## Mission Create brand asset artwork prompts that produce a designed image, not an AI-generated marketing template. The skill must convert a product brief into: 1. a **text-free base artwork prompt** for the image model; 2. an optional **post-production overlay specification** containing the real brand name, headline, logo, and typography instructions; 3. a result that remains clear and attractive at the target output size; 4. a brand-locked system that keeps every asset visually consistent across formats and generations. The base artwork and the text overlay are separate production passes. **Never rely on an image generator to render exact words correctly.** --- # 1. Non-Negotiable Rule: Text Never Enters the Base Artwork Prompt ## 1.1 Default mode is text-free The prompt pasted into the image generator must not contain: - the product or startup name; - the tagline; - navigation labels; - exact UI copy; - pricing; - button text; - quoted words; - exact feature names; - URLs; - domain names; - code snippets; - terminal commands; - labels; - captions; - slogans; - copyright lines; - logo names; - font names; - visible numerals; - any instruction to draw a headline. The product name belongs only in the separate overlay specification. This rule applies even when the user begins with: > Make an image for a startup called Acme. The base prompt must describe the visual world without the word `Acme`. ## 1.2 Do not describe a future headlin