Can the topic and slide count change?

Yes. Adapt the twelve page roles to your approved project and exact count, retaining the handmade visual grammar. The example length is not a default or limit. Agree a missing count from the material and duration before composing.

Do I need image generation?

Fifteen local assets can be reused when their topic fits, with approved supplied material first. Bird/habitat pictures are not general proof for unrelated projects. Fresh artwork follows actual page needs without a quota and may incur provider/account costs. A narrative review can precede optional media, but unfinished frames should be listed.

Can I edit and use the deck in PowerPoint?

Use Edit or E in the standalone HTML to change text, pictures, order and notes, then Save. This package has one authored style and no preset theme picker. PPTX keeps text/notes editable and picture objects separate, with other artwork rendered. Core build/check uses Python 3; media helpers use Node. Inspect actual fonts and native layout.

Are the habitat figures and review bars real measurements?

The example is an original concept with illustrative scope, participation and review values. Supply verified observations/data for actual ecological claims and keep assumptions visible. The ink illustration style does not validate species, habitat suitability or project effectiveness.

Brush Paper Deck

Previews from the publisher

Explain an urban-habitat project through observation, participation, care and a small first pilot. Brush Paper Deck combines cream space, flowing script, rough primary-color marks and fine natural-history ink drawings, with thin blue diagrams and live labels. The bird-habitat example supplies a visual language; project facts and outcomes must come from approved material.

What you get

Twelve optional page roles: opening, principles, scale, participation, strategy, habitat, connections, principle statement, journal, pilot, review and close. Adapt the sequence to the exact requested count rather than inherit a twelve-page or four-week plan.
A cream/cobalt/vermilion/yellow system pairing embedded script headings with clean small sans-serif copy. Fine pen-hatched birds/botany, angular cutouts, ragged paint fields, rough labels, red stage markers and thin blue connectors retain a handmade character without turning the whole slide into an image.
Fifteen local catalog assets for fifteen example slots, combining bird/nest/botanical/habitat studies with three general paint marks. Most pictorial assets are topic-specific to wildlife or gardening; their style does not establish species identification, suitable habitat conditions or ecological results.
Editable text, participation dots, relationship diagrams, timelines and review-bar labels alongside placed illustrations. The example starting area, participation measures, four-week plan and review scores are illustrative rather than measured field evidence. Notes can explain the approved project assumptions and next actions.
A standalone 16:9 HTML deck with navigation, editor thumbnails, notes, presentation mode and print styling, plus recipes/runtime, Python build/check and Node image tools. Requested PPTX keeps text/notes editable and pictures separate, while brush/ink/background/diagram treatments render as layers; PDF gives one page per slide.

Before you choose

Check that every practical next step follows from the supplied site observations, and that a review bar says what was actually measured. Keep decorative birds and handwritten-looking labels from making an illustrative pilot appear to be field-tested evidence.

Good fit

An urban bird-habitat project needs to explain observation, participation, a small pilot and care responsibilities.
A team wants consistent handmade visual rules across practical labels, simple diagrams, field-note prompts and reflection.
A creator has a clear audience, approved source material and messages and wants the presentation built to an agreed count.

Not for

Copying protected artwork, source identities or characters, or relabeling reference bird illustrations as original assets.
Automated research or verification of ecological measurements, species claims, intervention effectiveness or participant evidence.
A PowerPoint where every brush mark, ink stroke, connector and decorative object remains a native editable shape.
Glossy photographic/3D art, generic modern card grids or unverified habitat advice presented as a tested project outcome.

How to use

You say

/brush-paper-deck Create a twelve-page urban habitat project deck with cream paper, flowing script headings and original bird illustrations.

Provide topic, audience, purpose, language, approved source material/messages and exact count. Add actual site observations, project scope and any supported measures or species information. Agree a missing count from material and speaking time before generating, counting cover/close within the total unless specified otherwise.
Plan useful roles using the twelve recipes, adapting or extending them without repeating artwork or padding to the example length. Preserve cream negative space, the flowing script/sans pairing, primary ragged marks and fine ink studies. The theme reference describes one authored Cream paper and primary brush system, not several named alternatives.
Create an art ledger per selected slot with page, subject, aspect, placement, palette, prompt and saved result. Choose suitable library reuse, reuse with generated gaps or all-new art, with approved supplied assets first. Fifteen local assets are available; three paint studies are general, while bird/nest/botany/habitat scenes have specific topics.
Use each pictorial asset on one page only; crops/recolors/rotations remain the same source. Match the kit’s 4:5 framed birds, 4:3 studies, 3:2 brush/botanical frames, 21:9 rough mark and square paint slot as applicable. Preserve complete beaks, feet, tails, leaves and nests, and do not replace a missing project observation with a decorative species image.
Embed catalog IDs through the checksum-verifying Node helper. Authorized fresh art may use a built-in tool or optional paid FAL path with FAL_KEY, recording returned task IDs for status/fetch without automatic failure retries. Provider/account costs may apply. Keep art independent and list labeled gaps if no suitable source/tool exists; no fixed image quota applies.
Replace the sample square-meter scope, participation bars, timeline, review scores and text with approved facts or illustrative labels. Keep functional labels, thin blue lines, red markers and diagram content outside raster artwork. Preserve the embedded script font and its technical license notice. Compose/build/check with Python 3 and the agreed count/style kit; Node serves media helpers.
Embed final images/fonts at useful resolution, using quality-preserving/lossless WebP for fine ink/linework and staying below 20 MB. Open over local HTTP and inspect each 1280×720 page for script legibility, complete subjects, thin-line contrast, editable labels and bounds. Confirm page numbers/thumbnails/notes match the actual sequence.
Test Edit/E, text/images/order/notes, object movement, undo/redo, Save and reopening the saved HTML. The shared editor offers individual colors, not a preset theme chooser. Export requested PPTX/PDF, run the PPTX check and inspect notes/text, rendered brush/ink layers and actual fonts in the target application before describing output as verified.

Requirements and costs

You bring: Presentation topic and audience · Key messages or source material · Desired slide count and language
Dependencies: A browser for presentation and verified print export · Node.js for local validation · A host image generation tool for fresh artwork · Chrome, Chromium or Edge plus Node.js 20 or newer — required only for PowerPoint export
Outside costs: Generating new artwork may incur a separate provider charge. The included original example can be viewed without image generation.
Publisher testing: v1.0.5 — Claude Code / Claude Desktop / Cowork / Codex / ChatGPT