| description | Guidelines for evaluating artistic style transfers and thematic changes. |
| name | evaluating-style-transfers |
| type | skill |
Evaluating Style Transfers
When a prompt asks for a style change (e.g., "Make it look like Gustav Klimt", "ceramic mosaic-tile style"):
- Semantic Preservation: The core subjects and composition of the source image MUST remain recognizable. If the edit turns the image into a generic painting that loses the original context or objects, it is a failure.
- Style Accuracy: The requested style should be clearly visible and applied uniformly.
- Over-editing: Watch out for edits that completely replace the original image with a new, unrelated image that just happens to be in the requested style.
- Consistency: The style should apply to the intended elements (or the whole image if requested) without leaving awkward, unstyled patches.