Can I change the topic and slide count?

Yes. Retain the visual grammar while adapting approved material to the exact agreed count. The twelve example compositions are optional, not a mandatory sequence or limit. Agree a missing count from the content and duration before building.

Do I need to generate new imagery?

Twenty-one local catalog assets can be reused when they fit, with approved user material first. Match topic-specific map/village/river scenes carefully and do not treat them as documentary evidence. Fresh imagery follows the actual page design without a quota and may incur provider/account costs. List any unresolved image slot.

Can I edit the deck and use PowerPoint?

Use Edit or E to revise text, images, order and notes, then Save the standalone HTML. This package describes one authored direction; the shared editor has individual color edits but no preset picker. PPTX preserves text/notes and separate pictures, with other artwork rendered. Python 3 handles core build/check, Node the media helpers. Verify the real export and fonts in the receiving application.

Is the map geographically accurate?

The example map and travel scenes are fictional, and its counts describe a lecture framework. Supply verified source material for real geographic or historical claims, preserve the distinction between illustration and evidence, and never infer accuracy from the traditional visual style.

Ink Landscape Deck

Previews from the publisher

Build a lecture or cultural story around how a place is observed and remembered. Ink Landscape Deck places pale ink scenes, botanical fragments and quiet photography on warm ivory, contrasting broad Michroma headings with restrained Inter copy. Its imaginary map and walking sequence are visual storytelling devices; factual geography or history must come from your approved sources.

What you get

A custom-count sequence drawn from twelve optional roles: opening, contents, terrain, walking timeline, lecture framework, landscape fragments, meaning, path divider, seasons, attention, memory and close. Adapt or extend them without treating the example’s twelve pages or artwork count as a requirement.
An editorial contrast between ivory paper and heavy geometric headings, with vermilion cues, grey-blue foliage and antique-gold linework. Scrolls, numbered contents circles, a fictional red map, sparse timelines, oversized counts, photo collages and fine lotus outlines vary the visual rhythm while type and functional guides stay separate from art.
Twenty-one local catalog assets and twenty-one recipe image slots, including ink scenery, botanical corners, scrolls, a map, travel-style scenes, lotus art and a reflection still life. Topic-specific village/river/map imagery must be used only where it fits; catalog labels do not establish geographic accuracy or historical provenance.
A page-based art ledger with subject, aspect, placement, palette, prompt and saved result. Each pictorial asset is used once; a crop/recolor/rotation is not a new scene. The framework’s count groups describe an authored lecture structure, not empirical measurements, and the map/travel scenes are fictional.
A standalone 16:9 HTML deck with navigation, editor thumbnails, notes, presentation mode and print styling. Recipes/runtime and Python build/check tools are bundled with Node image helpers. Requested PPTX keeps text/notes editable and pictures separate, with ink/gold/background artwork rendered into layers; PDF prints one page per slide.

Before you choose

Read the map and walking timeline as if the audience will take them literally. If a label, count or place implies a factual claim, support it with approved evidence or clearly keep it fictional. The reflective visual style should not blur that distinction.

Good fit

A landscape-and-memory lecture or cultural presentation benefits from an observation, journey and reflection sequence.
A team wants one visual language across immersive landscape scenes and more precise contents, timeline or count pages.
A creator has approved source material, a clear audience and message and wants the presentation adapted to an exact count.

Not for

Reproducing protected source art, copied identities or reference text under a new name.
Automatic research or verification of history, real-world maps, travel locations or measured outcomes.
A PowerPoint in which all ink strokes, collage masks, decorations and chart/diagram elements are native editable shapes.
Presenting imaginary terrain or concept travel pictures as evidence of a real historical route or accurate geography.

How to use

You say

/ink-landscape-deck Create a twelve-page deck about landscape and memory with original pale ink landscapes, ivory paper and vermilion accents.

Provide topic, audience, purpose, language, approved messages/source material and exact count, with duration when relevant. Supply actual geographic/historical evidence if making those claims. Agree a missing count before composition and include opening/close within the total unless specified otherwise.
Plan distinct roles from the twelve recipes, combining or extending them for the material. Preserve ivory/charcoal/vermilion/gold balance and Michroma/Inter contrast. The theme reference documents a single Ink Landscape direction rather than multiple named presets; individual editor colors are not a full style-switching feature.
Choose suitable library reuse, reuse with generated gaps or regenerate-all, using approved supplied material first. Create an art ledger per selected slot. Twenty-one local assets are available, but the map, village architecture and river-life pictures have specific topics; even a map-themed catalog entry remains fictional in this example.
Match the kit’s source aspects rather than a generic prompt ratio: landscapes include 16:9 and 3:2, scroll/botanical/crane scenes 2:3, collages 1:1/3:4/4:3 and the lotus slot a very tall 864:1820 ratio. Check whether the selected frame preserves the subject and negative space. Keep every image unique per page; functional lines/count labels may repeat.
Embed catalog IDs with the checksum-verifying Node helper. Authorized fresh art may use a built-in image tool or optional paid FAL path with FAL_KEY, retaining returned task IDs for status/fetch without automatic failure resubmission. Account/provider charges may apply. Use appropriate existing art or list labeled gaps if no suitable tool is available; no fixed image quota determines the deck.
Replace example lecture counts, notes, map labels and journey statements with approved material or explicit fiction. Keep text, timeline lines and functional shapes editable outside raster art and preserve font notices. Compose/build/check with Python 3 and the agreed count/style kit; Node is for image helpers. Embed final media at useful resolution below 20 MB.
Open over local HTTP and inspect all 1280×720 pages for broad-heading fit, botanical/collage crops, gold-line contrast, counts/units and page bounds. Check that thumbnails, counters and notes reflect the actual list. Test Edit/E, images/order/text/notes, object changes, undo/redo, Save and reopening the HTML.
Export requested PPTX/PDF, run the PPTX check and inspect text/notes, rendered ink/lotus art and actual fonts in the native presentation application. Record visual findings and factual limits rather than claim geography, history or native fidelity has been verified by a static check.

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