Article Scene Illustrationsv1.0.0
Use this Skill to make article illustrations.
Original art for a long read: an illustration skill for editors working with Claude Fable 5 that draws three moments of one approved article as a matching set, in 16:9 WebP.
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Updated Oct 30, 2026
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What you get
- Three different 16:9 directions for your three scenes, exported as WebP
- A ledger with separate fields for what was given, what is assumed, the rights and what is still open
- The image brief, provider-task.json and a written record of every issue still open
Good fit
- Magazine and newsletter editors who need original art for a feature
- Publishers building an illustration style they can repeat across issues
- Writers who can confirm rights and meaning themselves before publishing
Not for
- Inventing facts, figures, sources, owners or permissions the article lacks
- Borrowing branding, watermarks, protected characters or unlicensed images
- Replacing expert, legal or accessibility review, or the final human sign-off
About this Skill
Choose three passages and say what each picture must convey; the Skill draws them as one matching set, following your audience, colors, consistency rules, rights limits and title areas. In the bundled sample, flat cut-paper shapes with a gouache feel follow one reading room from neglect to restoration to daily use. One paid FAL request returns three 16:9 directions, each checked for stray text, logos and meaning before export.
How it works
- Agree on the audience, purpose, approved sources, output size and who signs off
- Log facts, assumptions, rights and open questions in separate ledger fields
- Brief composition, continuity across the scenes, exclusions and blank title areas
- Review the brief, run generate.mjs once with FAL_KEY set, keep the request ID
- Check each result for stray text, logos, rights, meaning and anatomy; add exact text in an overlay
- Export three distinct 16:9 WebP files and list what is still unresolved
Checked before delivery
- Every fact, value, label, relationship, citation and disclaimer shown agrees with the approved source ledger
- No source platform, author identity, model branding, outside logo, watermark, protected character or unlicensed asset
- Three distinct 16:9 review previews are present, readable and inspected by eye
- Unknowns stay visibly pending; a named person approves subject matter, rights, accessibility and delivery
What you need before you start
- You bring
- Approved article text and the three passages worth illustrating · What each image has to convey · Audience, aspect ratio, colors, and the rules that keep the set consistent · Rights limits, symbols that must not appear, and areas to keep clear for titles
- Dependencies
- Your FAL account, with FAL_KEY set · Node.js 20 or later
- Outside costs
- FAL_KEY
- Last tested
- v1.0.0 — Claude Code / Codex / Cursor
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FAQ
Do the three scenes share one style?
Yes. Your colors and consistency rules go into the brief, and every direction is checked for continuity.
What if the article leaves something unclear?
It stays visibly marked as pending rather than being filled with a plausible guess.
How many files come back?
Three different 16:9 WebP directions from one paid request, plus the brief and task record.