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Finding Your Look

Define and hold a look: style formulas, era references, mixing principles, regional differences, texture simulation, and where style transfer should stop.

Era, Reference, Texture: The Three Variables of a Style Formula

Era, Reference, Texture: The Three Variables of a Style Formula

Making a Whole Season Look Like One Show

Making a Whole Season Look Like One Show

Turn a Look Into a Reusable Style Recipe

Turn a Look Into a Reusable Style Recipe

Chiaroscuro or High-Key: Writing Lighting Schools Into Prompts

Chiaroscuro or High-Key: Writing Lighting Schools Into Prompts

Halftone, Misregistration, Paper Grain: Writing Print Texture

Halftone, Misregistration, Paper Grain: Writing Print Texture

Six Flat Shapes or Dense Detail: Choosing How Much to Render

Six Flat Shapes or Dense Detail: Choosing How Much to Render

One Face, Four Traditions: Regional Style Differences That Actually Show

One Face, Four Traditions: Regional Style Differences That Actually Show

Retro Without Copying: Where the Period Feel Comes From

Retro Without Copying: Where the Period Feel Comes From

Mixing Two Styles Without Them Fighting

Mixing Two Styles Without Them Fighting

Where Style Transfer Should Stop

Where Style Transfer Should Stop