Mono Color Posters
Generate one- or two-ink editorial print poster images.
Install
npx skills add NousResearch/hermes-agent --skill mono-color -g -a claude-code -y- Repository
- NousResearch/hermes-agent259k
- Category
- Design
- Updated
- 3d ago
- License
- MIT
- Context cost
- Mediumabout 2,804 tokens
- Runs scripts
- No, instructions only
What it does
Generate one- or two-ink editorial print poster images.
Mono-Color Editorial Print Skill
Turn any user theme, sentence, or reference photo into an original printed editorial artifact with one stable visual language: adaptive neutral substrate + one or two inks + mechanically reproduced image + typographic tension + concise human voice.
This skill designs and generates the image; it does not imitate any one reference, copy a source composition, wording, logo, or artwork, and it never uses more than two printing inks.
When to Use
The user asks for a monochrome editorial poster, duotone print, risograph/zine poster, halftone photo treatment, one-ink or two-ink cover, or names the mono-color style. Chinese trigger vocabulary includes 单色海报、双色印刷、单色调视觉、蓝色/绿色孔版印刷、网点照片、复古或当代编辑排版. Do not trigger merely because a request mentions a color.
Prerequisites
- The Hermes
image_generatetool (search/describe it via the deferred-tool catalog if not loaded). If image generation is unavailable, deliver prompt-only and say so. - The
design-system/catalogs bundled with this skill (see Quick Reference).
Quick Reference
Print modes:
| Mode | When |
|---|---|
| Pure one-ink | User explicitly requests one ink, monochrome, or one named ink without a second color |
| Chromatic ink + black | Quiet, observational, natural, architectural, long-form subjects; chromatic plate carries the image, carbon/charcoal carries text |
| Complementary duotone | General default; dominant plate 70, 85%, accent 15, 30% with a specific role; fallback pair Cobalt + Terracotta #2148B8 + #C65F38 |
| Overprint duotone | Two plates deliberately overlap; the darker mixed zone is not a third ink |
Catalogs (source of truth, when an exact value differs, the catalog wins over any prose; read only the catalog relevant to the current decision):


