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All-over grey hatching

No screentone; thin diagonal hatching turns the whole picture grey.

id: gekiga-historical-hatch-grey

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Sample of All-over grey hatching
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Prompt used for the sample

Black-and-white Japanese manga. thin, grainy pencil-like lines, no screentone; the whole picture, sky, ground, clothes and shadows, turned grey with layers of thin, slightly dry diagonal hatching, small simple eyes, standard proportions, 6 to 7 heads tall, the place drawn realistically in fine detail, item by item, with thin pen lines and dots, quiet wistful mood. No text, speech balloons, panel borders, signatures or watermarks. Subject: An adult man and woman read an unfolded scroll without lettering in an old study. Tied hair for both, plain traditional robes. Show faces and hands chest-up, a desk and window frame.

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Prompt used for the sample

Black-and-white Japanese manga. thin, grainy pencil-like lines, no screentone; the whole picture, sky, ground, clothes and shadows, turned grey with layers of thin, slightly dry diagonal hatching, small simple eyes, standard proportions, 6 to 7 heads tall, the place drawn realistically in fine detail, item by item, with thin pen lines and dots, quiet wistful mood. No text, speech balloons, panel borders, signatures or watermarks. Subject: An adult woman stands holding a small book without lettering on an old house veranda. Tied hair, plain traditional robes and sandals. Show her complete figure from head to feet, a post and ground.

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Tags
pencil lines, all-over diagonal hatching, simple small eyes, standard proportions, pen-drawn detailed scenery, quiet, wistful
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