Introduction
This Skill turns articles, course notes, and technical outlines into a cohesive set of hand-drawn explainer pages, balancing narrative order, visual metaphor, concise copy, and deck-wide consistency. It confirms the audience, page count, and source sufficiency before assigning semantic layouts such as process, comparison, structure, timeline, or concept scene.
Use Cases
It suits technical courses, product training, framework talks, paper explanations, and internal knowledge sharing. The output is primarily full-page imagery with stable cover and body ratios, while characters, lines, labels, and colors remain consistent. Existing PPT files may supply content and visual intent without being edited directly in this workflow.
Template
Provide the article, notes, or outline; audience; page count; aspect ratio; primary colors; required terms; charts; and examples. Example: turn an article on vector databases into twelve hand-drawn pages covering the retrieval problem, indexing, recall, and application architecture.
