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Collage Design — Design skill for Claude Code

Design community

A Claude skill that makes cut-and-layer collage art from real, open-licensed imagery.

How to install Collage Design

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open polgarp/collage-design and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Collage Design does

A Claude skill that makes cut-and-layer collage art from real, open-licensed imagery.

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README

collage-design

A Claude skill that makes **cut-and-layer collage**: it finds real, open-licensed photographs and printed material, cuts them, unifies them into one palette, and composes a finished art piece as a portable `.svg` plus its `.png`.

Everything in the result is sourced from real archives and logged with its licence, so the artwork is safe to print, publish and sell.

What it makes

Four pieces, each from the one sentence printed under it. Nothing here is generated imagery — every fragment is a real scan from an open archive, cut and re-lit by the skill.



Strike Anywhere — 244 fragments cut from 179 public-domain labels. "A square print for my kitchen made from old matchbox labels — hundreds of tiny loud pictures. I want it to feel like a collector's sheet that's got out of hand."	Brine — three source families, cut three different ways, under one wet-varnish treatment. "Square cover art for a supper club called Brine. Sardine tins, market stalls, mid-century food packaging. Appetising and slightly grotesque."

Sodium — the city cut into the runner's silhouette; poster furniture set in the same pass. *"A tall poster for a running club's night race through the city. Bodies in motion, streetlights, sweat. Should fe