Two deeper art studies
Preference helps choose contrasting directions for real card layouts, print tests, and accessibility review.
Poll 0001 · Parent preview · Advisory opinion poll
Which world should Mosskip live in?
Six AI-generated style studies. One controlled subject. Visible prompts, limitations, and counting rules before anyone votes.
- Choose
- Up to two
- Stored
- Aggregate counts only
- Sent
- Only after adult submits
- Decision
- Shortlist, not a winner
Proposal before polling
What this round can—and cannot—change
Final art or an artist
The top count is not an automatic winner. Originality, low-ink access, readability, provenance, and human direction remain gates.
Concepts, not authorship
All six images were generated as development studies. They remain labeled and will not be represented as handmade or production-ready.
Adults: After the art question, you can also answer three optional parent direction questions about what to build, which safeguards matter, and where your family would use it.
Question 01
Which two visual worlds make you most curious to meet Mosskip?
Look at every option. Choose one or two, or skip. The scene is intentionally similar so the comparison is about visual style.
Temporary local aggregate
What this session selected
Counts are descriptive, not a representative community result. Multiple selections mean percentages may exceed 100% in total.
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Generation record
Prompts and known limits stay attached
Open any record to inspect what was requested, what the image does well, and what must be corrected or proven before production.