Style Consistency Enforcer (Stil-Wachter)

Analyze multiple assets and define a unified visual style guide.

When to Use

• Multiple images that don't match
• Assets from different sources/generators
• Need to regenerate consistent variants
• Something feels "off" but can't pinpoint it

Process

1. Catalog Each Asset

For each image, document:

2. Identify Conflicts

3. Choose Target Style

Pick the asset that:

• Best represents desired vibe
• Would be hardest to regenerate
• Has most screen presence

Document as the "style anchor."

4. Create Style Guide

## Unified Style Guide

**Base Style:** [e.g., Flat minimalist illustration]
**Color Palette:** [e.g., Muted teals and navy]
**Line Weight:** [e.g., None (shapes only)]
**Shading:** [e.g., Soft gradients, no hard shadows]
**Texture:** [e.g., Smooth, no grain]
**Perspective:** [e.g., Slight depth, not fully flat]

### Do's
- [specific guidelines]

### Don'ts
- [things to avoid]

5. Asset-Specific Fixes

For each non-conforming asset:

Asset: [name]
Current: [current style]
Target: [target style]

Fixes needed:
- [specific change 1]
- [specific change 2]

Regeneration prompt:
"[subject], [style], [colors], [atmosphere]"

6. Unified Prompt Template

[SUBJECT DESCRIPTION]

Style: [e.g., flat minimalist vector illustration]
Colors: [specific hex codes]
Atmosphere: [mood descriptors]
Shading: [approach]
Details: [level]
Background: [treatment]

Negative: [things to exclude]

Quick Comparison Checklist

• Same illustration style?
• Matching color temperature?
• Similar saturation levels?
• Consistent line treatment?
• Compatible perspectives?
• Unified shading approach?
• Matching detail density?

Common Style Families