Rink Explainer Illustrations

Turn one judgment, workflow, structure, state, or metaphor into a clear image led by Rink. Default to the established rink/social/series visual language: warm paper, graphite and ink, restrained watercolour, dry-brush headings when useful, sparse electric-blue paths or marks, generous negative space, and a thoughtful editorial tone.

Rink is the explainer, not a logo in the corner. He should trace, build, test, sort, connect, reveal, compare, or travel through the idea. If removing Rink leaves the explanation unchanged, redesign the scene so his action carries meaning.

Stable Defaults

• Format: no silent default; resolve the output size with the user before planning or generation.
• Character: canonical Rink in references/assets/rink-canonical.png, supported by the character sheet when needed.
• Style: field-notes using one relevant bundled social-series anchor.
• Text density: minimal; usually zero to four short labels.
• Composition density: sparse.
• Idea density: exactly one core idea per image.
• Tone: curious, hopeful, quiet, useful, and slightly mysterious.

Explicit user direction overrides these defaults, but character fidelity, legibility, and non-destructive asset handling remain in force unless the user clearly requests a labelled noncanonical experiment.

Resolve Output Size First