symbolic-style-tile
Postmodern archive-inspired editorial style with layered type areas, surprising scale shifts, and controlled rule-breaking.
Copy this exact reference into AskGL, then add the output pieces you want: format, template, asset, or prompt rule.
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Keep @style/postmodern-editorial-archive in the request, then add the format or template you want.
Each Creative DB item has a clear job, so AskGL can combine references without mixing up style, size, structure, and source material.
Start with @style/postmodern-editorial-archive, then pair it with a compatible generation request.
Keep this reference in place, then swap the creative pieces that match the job.
Keep style
@style/postmodern-editorial-archiveThis keeps the visual direction consistent across documents, carousels, and templates.
Add format
@format/us-letterUS Letter page geometry and print margins.
Add prompt rule
@prompt-pattern/editor-ready-layer-planNative layers instead of flattened design-critical text.
No sample outputs are shown yet. These are the three samples to create when we run real Creative DB generation.
Use Postmodern Editorial Archive for the look, then add a document format and editable-layer rule.
Create: 6-page editable strategy brief
Open in: Document editor
Reuse the same look on a social format without baking words into the background.
Create: 5-slide launch carousel
Open in: Social Studio
Apply this look to a saved starter so the same system can be reused later.
These are the reusable prompts behind the reference. They will drive generation, thumbnails, and later API-backed samples.
Use the Postmodern Editorial Archive style system: layered editorial blocks, off-grid tension, unexpected crop marks, archive paper surfaces, bold scale contrast. Treat this as visual language only; do not change the requested format, canvas size, template, editor, slot schema, model route, or source asset. Keep design-critical text as native editable layers.
Create a square symbolic-style-tile thumbnail for a reusable Creative DB reference. Show layered editorial blocks, off-grid tension, unexpected crop marks, archive paper surfaces, bold scale contrast. It should clearly represent the modernist-classic family and postmodern-editorial subcategory through visual structure only. Do not draw visible labels, words, letters, numerals, punctuation, tokens, signs, product names, or glyph-like marks. Show the visual DNA as composition, motif, palette, texture, and medium. Do not include readable poster titles, captions, labels, logos, brand names, or UI text. Make this a static Creative DB browsing thumbnail, not a final user design. No readable words, no letters, no numbers, no fake UI, no logos, no watermarks, no copied brands, no tiny illegible text.
Create: Reusable document starter
Open in: Template library
