Emotional Modes
Turn one uploaded photo into four separate square doodle portraits — each redrawn through a different emotional lens.
When this is the right skill
Pick this skill when the user wants a mood-driven set of images from a single photo: a cozy version, a chaotic version, a dreamy version, and a moody version. It’s ideal for “draw me in different vibes”, “mood board of my face”, or “show me in four feelings”. Do NOT pick this for a single themed doodle — use the standard avatar skill for that.
What to draw
Each image is a standalone naive marker-and-ink doodle portrait (not a panel on a shared sheet). The person stays recognisably the same across all four — same hairstyle, face shape, skin tone, accessories. What changes per mood:
| Mood | Linework | Palette | Composition |
|---|
| Cozy | Soft, rounded, gentle | Warm ambers, cream, honey | Close, centered, snug |
| Chaotic | Jittery, overshooting | Clashing saturated brights | Off-center, crowded |
| Dreamy | Light, broken, floaty | Pale lavender, blush, gold | Airy, elevated, spacious |
| Moody | Heavy, thick ink | Charcoal, slate, burgundy | Tight crop, dramatic |
This skill deliberately ignores the user’s selected visual theme — the emotional lens IS the style.
How to run it
- Confirm a photo is attached. If none is available, ask the user to attach one.
- Call
generateDoodle with skill: "moods" and the uploaded photo as imageUrl.
- Pass the user’s free-text description (if any) as
description — it can nudge subject matter without overriding the four moods.
- The tool returns FOUR images (one per mood: Cozy, Chaotic, Dreamy, Moody). This costs 4 credits — one per image.
- Present all four together, labelling each by mood name.
Following up
Offer to regenerate a single mood if one didn’t land, suggest sending a favourite as a sticker, or offer the gift skill to turn the best mood into a greeting card.