Ian Xiaohei Illustrations

Synced from the ChatCut Skill catalog · Updated August 14, 2026

Give the Skill a Chinese article, post, blog, Notion document, workflow, or methodology. It first finds the article's cognitive anchors, then turns one judgment, process, structure, state, or metaphor into each memorable 16:9 hand-drawn explanatory image. The default IP is Xiaohei: a solid-black, white-dot-eyed, thin-legged, deadpan worker who actively performs the conceptual action. Output includes a 4–8 image shot list and final PNG illustrations—not generic art prompts, PPT infographics, or commercial key visuals.

What this Skill does

Use when creating ChatCut illustrations or editable motion-graphics loops from a user-uploaded IP character, real-person photo, photographed mascot, or real-world character reference; when adapting the Ian/Xiaohei preset; or when turning article, social-post, B-roll, and voiceover ideas into consistent character-led visuals.

Use this Skill when

The user wants consistent character-led illustrations or subtle editable ChatCut motion from a custom IP, real-person photo, photographed character, mascot, or the Ian/Xiaohei preset.

What the package contains

7 workflow steps

The ordered procedure the agent works through, from the material you hand it to the finished timeline.

6 operating rules

Constraints it holds to along the way, so the result stays predictable instead of drifting mid-edit.

6 quality checks

What it verifies before calling the work done — the pass you would otherwise run yourself.

3 defined inputs

The footage, references, and decisions this workflow expects from you up front.

How to run it

Open this Skill in ChatCut and it loads into the project you are working in. From there you describe the job in your own words — the Skill supplies the procedure, so you do not have to spell out each step, and you can redirect it at any point without starting over.

Changelog

Updated August 14, 2026 — synced from the ChatCut Skill catalog. No revisions recorded before this one.