Slides, video & infographics prompts
Risograph retro-pop style
Slides, video & infographicsGoes in: Slides / infographic
The playful variant - duotone ink, halftone shading, numbered modular sections.
Shared by u/Paolo-Cortez on r/notebooklm — credit where it's due.
Overall Design Settings: Tone: "Analytic yet playful, structured, conceptual, and instruction-oriented" Visual Identity: Background Color: "#F6F3E6" Text Color: "#00569E" Accent Color: "#DE2A2A" Secondary Colors: ["#663399", "#A6D4F2", "#2B2B2B", "#FFFFFF"] Image Style: Features: "Duotone ink simulation, misregistration effects, bold iconography, numbered sequences" Texture: "Coarse paper grain, stippled shading, ink bleed, noise overlap" Composition: "Modular grid with numbered sections, visual metaphor on left with steps on right" Lighting: "Flat illustration style with simulated overprinting shadows (multiply blending)" Shading Technique: "Halftone dots and cross-hatching" Border Style: "Rough, hand-drawn stroke look with slight offset" Iconography: "Simplified flat glyphs with texture" Typography: Heading: "Heavy Gothic Sans-Serif" Body Font: "Medium weight Sans-Serif (Legible at small sizes)" Formatting: "High contrast color-blocking for key phrases" Character Style: "Blocky, authoritative but approachable"
How to use it
- 1In the Studio panel, pick slides or infographic and open its prompt box.
- 2Paste the style specification.
- 3Generate, then iterate on the wording if the output drifts.
Square brackets mark the parts you replace with your own topic or question.
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