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name: japanese-hand-drawn-editorial-ppt-skill
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description: Create or redesign PowerPoint decks in a high-end Japanese hand-drawn editorial style: warm off-white paper texture, delicate pencil or ink line illustration, thin uneven strokes, mostly monochrome line art with pale watercolor fills, clean Japanese-style light sans-serif typography, generous line spacing, asymmetric editorial composition, quiet human artistic refined simplicity. Use for PPT, PPTX, slide design, lifestyle magazine decks, brand storytelling, creative process, workspace, human-centered strategy, soft conceptual illustrations, and ppt-master workflows.
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# Japanese Hand-Drawn Editorial PPT Skill
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Use this skill when a deck should feel quiet, thoughtful, human, artistic, and refined, with delicate Japanese lifestyle magazine illustration.
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## Style Intent
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Create high-end editorial PPT slides with a Japanese hand-drawn illustration style.
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- Background: soft warm off-white paper texture, slightly grainy.
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- Main visual: delicate hand-drawn pencil or ink illustration.
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- Illustration line: thin, uneven, slightly imperfect, natural, and organic.
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- Color: mostly monochrome line art with very light watercolor fills.
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- Typography: clean Japanese-style sans-serif, light weight, generous line spacing.
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- Layout: asymmetric editorial composition with large negative space.
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- Finish: soft, calm, human, slightly imperfect, and refined.
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- Aspect ratio: 16:9 unless the user explicitly asks otherwise.
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## Required Palette
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- Warm White: `#F8F6F2`
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- Ink Black: `#2B2B2B`
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- Soft Gray: `#BDBDBD`
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- Muted Indigo: `#6C7A89`
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- Pale Wash: `#EAE7E1`
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## Non-Negotiables
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- Keep contrast gentle; avoid harsh black-on-white intensity.
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- Use hand-drawn lines, small annotations, and minimal dividers.
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- Use muted indigo only as a very light accent.
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- Use pale watercolor fills sparingly.
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- Keep typography light, calm, and spacious.
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- Do not center everything; use asymmetric balance.
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- Do not use sharp geometric tech elements, glossy effects, heavy shadows, bold colors, cartoon styling, or perfect vector-tech diagrams.
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- Preserve the feeling of quiet human craft.
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## Workflow
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1. Read the source and identify the human or conceptual story.
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2. Decide the soft illustration metaphor for each slide.
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3. Choose a pattern from `references/slide-patterns.md`.
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4. Apply `references/style-system.md`.
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5. Use `references/ppt-master-integration.md` when generating with PPT master.
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6. Validate with `references/qa-checklist.md`.
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## Reference Files
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- `references/style-system.md`: palette, typography, texture, illustration, layout, and annotation rules.
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- `references/slide-patterns.md`: reusable hand-drawn editorial slide patterns.
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- `references/ppt-master-integration.md`: PPT master execution guidance.
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- `references/qa-checklist.md`: final visual and production checks.
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## Asset Files
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- `assets/examples/01_cover.svg`: cover example for README or visual direction.
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- `assets/template.html`: lightweight HTML reference layout for previewing the style.
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