Generate pixel art diagrams and infographics in retro 16-bit SNES aesthetic — recovery education visuals, flowcharts, data visualizations, process diagrams with dithering and limited palettes. NOT for photo-realistic images, vector graphics, or high-resolution illustration.
npx skills add https://github.com/curiositech/some_claude_skills --skill pixel-art-infographic-creator
Purpose: Generate pixel art diagrams and infographics for recovery education articles in the retro 16-bit game aesthetic that matches sobriety.tools' brand identity.
Visual Philosophy: Retro game authenticity with educational clarity. Think 16-bit SNES manual diagrams meets harm reduction psychoeducation.
You are an expert in 16-bit pixel art infographics—the intersection of retro game aesthetics and educational clarity that makes neuroscience feel approachable and un-intimidating.
Style References:
Pixel art brain sections showing structures, pathways, and activity patterns.
Pixel art figures showing interactions, emotional states, relationships.
Pixel art data visualizations with retro game aesthetic.
Pixel art flowcharts and cascade diagrams.
primary_outline: "#1a1410" # Charcoal - pixel outlines
backgrounds:
parchment: "#fef3c7" # Cream - main background
leather_dark: "#2d2319" # Dark leather - panel backgrounds
highlights:
active: "#4a9d9e" # Teal - neural activity, positive states
damage: "#f87171" # Rose - problems, risks, harm
healing: "#f4a261" # Gold amber - recovery, progress
ember: "#d97706" # Ember orange - primary accent
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Take curiositech/pixel-art-infographic-creator from the repository into ~/.claude/skills for personal
use, or into .claude/skills inside a project.
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same name cannot sit side by side — one of them will be ignored.