Seventeen assets through the Midjourney bridge: six NPC portraits at 512x512 in
art/portraits/cg_*.webp and eleven scene plates at 1024x682 in
art/scenes/cg_*.webp, matching the dimensions every other scenario in the
system already uses. CLEAN GROUND had none; LAST_ADMISSION has 8 plates,
OPEN_DAY 10, THROUGH_TRAIN 13.
The art direction holds: 1962 Ministry drawing-office hand, pen and ink with
pencil shading, dyeline blue-grey wash, buff card grain and a ruled margin, so
the far side is drawn on the same paper as the Registry corridor. Ivy reads as
competent rather than frail, and cg_05_column obeys the one hard rule in the
notes — the six at the back are drawn exactly like the other thirty-five.
Three prompts had to be reworded around Midjourney's filter, which declines
ephemerally and leaves mj-gen waiting out its full 30-minute timeout on
silence. "An empty dog lead WOUND twice round one fist" cost 23 minutes before
the pattern was recognised; "nobody in SHOT" and "nothing behind its face" were
found by scanning the remaining prompts rather than by hitting them.
Two misses recorded in STATUS rather than quietly kept:
- cg_04_crossing appears to have livestock on the hillside, and the point of
that scene is that every sheep is gone.
- cg_05_column has no Ivy; the line is uniform where the text has one woman a
half-step forward with her hands open.
Neither stops the scenario running. Eight of the seventeen were inspected
against their briefs in detail, including every plate carrying an explicit rule.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
