Isometric Field Study Collagev1.0.0
Use this Skill to make article illustrations.
One subject argued in layers: a research collage skill for Claude Fable 5 that sets a grounded photo beside an isometric rebuild, with sketches, map scraps and swatches around them.
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Updated Oct 30, 2026
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What you get
- Three 16:9 research collages (1536×864) of one checked subject
- Observed evidence, isometric rebuild and metaphor kept in separate layers
- Open caption and citation zones for exact wording added later
Good fit
- Field research summaries centered on a single site or object
- Consulting and technical reports that build an argument in layers
- Course posters that connect an observation with the mechanism behind it
Not for
- Unlicensed photos, or the look of a named artist or manuscript
- Dimensioned engineering drawings when no measurements exist
- Subjects with no checkable facts and no cleared imagery
About this Skill
Analysts and researchers making a case about one place or object can lay it out like a field notebook. On pale drafting paper, a weathered photo of the subject sits beside a fine-ink isometric reconstruction, ringed by pencil studies, a plan view, a torn contour map, swatches and taped scraps. You bring a photo you hold rights to (or a brief for an invented subject), checked facts and one central metaphor. One paid request returns three 1536×864 collages.
How it works
- Sort observations, interpretations and metaphors into separate piles before any layout starts.
- Place the grounded view and the isometric rebuild side by side instead of blending them confusingly.
- Use archival study marks, measuring grids and a soft paper texture as supporting layers beneath.
- Keep caption and evidence zones empty and set the exact citations once the image exists.
- Confirm that the metaphor never contradicts the facts or implies more precision than there is.
Checked before delivery
- The three images differ from one another, are sharp and are exactly 16:9
- Every visible fact and relationship matches the approved inputs
- Exact labels and citations are set after generation, never drawn by the image model
- No logos, watermarks, borrowed identities, wrong anatomy, duplicated panels or unreadable hierarchy
What you need before you start
- You bring
- A subject photo you hold the rights to, or a brief for a wholly fictional subject · Checked facts and your source notes · A single central metaphor · The audience and where it will be presented
- 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
Can the collage use my own photo?
It can, provided the rights are yours; say which details in it have to stay accurate.
How exact is the isometric rebuild?
Exact only when you supply checked measurements. Without them, the geometry is presented as explanation.
Where do the citations go?
Into the clear evidence and caption zones, set after the image is generated.