A direction is a way of making a picture: the medium, the process and the grammar you can actually see in the result. Each one shows a specimen, says where it works and where it fails, and hands your agent the prompt scaffold that reproduces it. No artist, studio or tool names, because those are not prompt primitives.
4 directions
G10Graphic, typographic & signPrompt-steerable
Draughted orthographic line drawing with a strict line-weight hierarchy, where the drafting conventions themselves signal rigour.
Best for: Hardware, engineering, infrastructure and developer-tool explainers
R023D & renderingPrompt + reference
Deliberately faceted 3D geometry viewed through an isometric camera, so a whole system fits in one frame with no vanishing point.
Best for: Explaining a system, workflow or infrastructure diagram as a place rather than a flowchart
3D & renderingPrompt-steerable
A 3D scene with every material stripped to the same neutral matte, so only form, light and occlusion remain.
Best for: Explaining structure, assembly or spatial relationships without colour distraction
Digital, generative & abstractPrompt-steerable
Dense fields of thin uniform strokes following an algorithmic path, where structure emerges from accumulation rather than from drawing.
Best for: Section backgrounds and ambient fields under text