Pure.v2™ Director AI Mastery Framework

Paste this into the Narrator panel. Fill in the brackets. The Narrator will set your art style, ink style, director style, and full cinematography defaults — lens, camera height, composition rule, and lighting rig — all applied to the book in one message. --- Set up my production style for this comic: ART STYLE: [noir / manga / superhero / indie / watercolor / retro / webtoon / european] INK STYLE: [clean / brush / scratchy / technical / expressive] DIRECTOR STYLE: [kubrick / spielberg / miyazaki / miller / moebius / kirby / otomo / ware] COLOR PRESET: [noir / vibrant / warm / cool / pastel / neon / earth / monochrome / golden / crimson] LETTERING: [classic / modern / horror / sci-fi / handwritten / bold / elegant / retro] CINEMATOGRAPHY DEFAULTS for this book: Lens: [wide / standard / telephoto / fisheye / macro] Camera height: [ground / low / eye / high / bird's eye / dutch] Composition: [rule of thirds / golden ratio / symmetry / leading lines / centered] Lighting rig: [natural / noir / golden hour / neon / dramatic / soft box / backlit / practical] Mood: [describe the overall visual mood in 1 sentence — e.g. "rain-soaked and claustrophobic" or "sun-bleached and desolate"] Apply all of these as my book defaults. Every panel I generate from now on should use these cinematography settings unless I tell you to change them for a specific scene.

Paste this into the Narrator panel. Fill in the brackets. The Narrator will update your generation layer (art style, ink, color, lighting) for the current scene with a creative rationale, then trigger the AI Critic to score the book so far. --- I'm starting a new scene on page [PAGE NUMBER]. This scene is [describe the scene — location, emotional tone, what happens]. It needs a different visual treatment from the rest of the book. Change the generation layer for this scene: Art style: [new style or "keep current"] Ink style: [new ink style or "keep current"] Color preset: [new preset — choose one that fits this scene's mood] Lighting rig: [new lighting rig — choose one that fits this scene] Reason: [In 1–2 sentences, explain the creative rationale — why does this scene need a different visual treatment?] After applying the new style, run the critic on the book so far. I want to know the current story, composition, dialogue, and continuity scores before I continue.

Paste this into the Narrator panel. Fill in the brackets with your story's emotional arc. The Narrator will assign a color script to every page in the book — mapping your 3-act structure to color temperature, preset, and mood. Each page will have its color grading set before you generate a single panel. --- Build a complete color script for my [PAGE COUNT]-page issue. Here is the emotional arc: ACT 1 — pages 1 to [end of act 1]: Emotional tone: [describe — e.g. "tense but hopeful, the world feels normal but wrong"] Color direction: [warm / cool / neutral / neon / golden — and why] Key moment: page [X] — [describe the most important visual beat in Act 1] ACT 2 — pages [start] to [end]: Emotional tone: [describe — e.g. "things are falling apart, paranoia and danger"] Color direction: [how should the palette shift from Act 1?] Midpoint: page [X] — [the reversal or dark moment — what color treatment does it need?] ACT 3 — pages [start] to [end]: Emotional tone: [describe — e.g. "cathartic, costly victory" or "tragic, hollow resolution"] Color direction: [warm for hope / cold for tragedy / desaturated for ambiguity] Final page: [what is the last image and what color should it carry?] Assign a color preset and mood string to every page in the book based on this arc. Apply the color scripts now.