# Rendering: screen-print

Bold silkscreen poster art — flat color blocks, halftone textures, limited colors, bold silhouettes. Used for cultural / media / opinion / cinematic decks where a poster aesthetic carries the page.

## 1. Style paragraph (paste-ready, 110 words)

> Bold silkscreen poster art with limited flat color palette and characteristic print textures. The composition uses 2-5 flat colors maximum — no gradients within shapes, just confident solid color blocks. Halftone dot patterns add texture in transition zones (dot density varying from dense to sparse). Slight color layer misregistration (one color block offset by 1-2 pixels from where it "should" be) gives an authentic silkscreen feel. Subjects are rendered as bold silhouettes with stencil-cut edges — no fine detail, no realistic anatomy. Subtle paper grain texture at 15% opacity. Composition emphasizes negative space and geometric framing. Overall feel is vintage poster art, cinematic, editorial-bold — suitable for cultural commentary and dramatic cover work.

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## 2. Line, texture, depth

| Aspect | Treatment |
|---|---|
| Line quality | Stencil-cut edges, slight roughness; no outlines on solid color blocks |
| Texture | Halftone dot patterns in transition zones; paper grain at 15% across canvas |
| Depth | Flat with figure-ground inversion — negative space tells secondary story |
| Material | Silkscreen + paper |
| Mood | Vintage poster, cinematic, editorial-bold |

## 3. Using the deck's HEX values

screen-print works best with **2-5 colors maximum**. The deck's HEX triplet maps directly:

- Primary HEX: the dominant flat color block (often 40-50% of canvas)
- Secondary HEX: the background or contrasting block (40% of canvas)
- Accent HEX: emphasis color for a single focal element

For two-color (duotone) poster mood, drop secondary and use primary + accent only.

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## 4. Fewshot prompt snippets

**Snippet A — hero chapter divider poster, text_policy: none**

> Bold silkscreen poster art in cinematic style. Composition is a strong central silhouette of a single iconic shape — perhaps a stylized mountain or a confident geometric form — rendered as a flat block in primary deep teal `#0F766E` occupying the lower 60% of the canvas. Above the silhouette, a contrasting sky in accent orange `#F97316` fills the upper 40% with a single small circular sun shape near the upper right in cream `#FEF3C7`. The horizon line has slight halftone dot texture transitioning between the two color zones. Slight color misregistration — the orange block offset by about 2px from the teal silhouette. Subtle paper grain at 15% opacity across the canvas. Composed for a 1200×400 chapter divider banner with 10% inner padding. NO text or labels. Color values are rendering guidance only — do not display HEX codes or color names as text.