Create moving art journeys and clear animated explanations with eight procedural worlds, six layouts and three canvas formats. Deliver editable storyboards, a local studio, captions, actual MP4s and optional transparent MOV overlays.
Actual art and explanation exports · three canvas formats
index.html + engine.jslandscape/ + portrait/ + square/: video.mp4, poster, contact sheetlooks/*.pngstoryboard.json + .csvcaptions.srt + .vtthandoff.mdrender-evidence.jsondelivery-manifest.json + noticesCreators building abstract art journeys, kinetic explanations or visual overlays.
Output is silent; narration and music need a separate editing workflow.
Capabilities: build an art journey through Bauhaus geometry, ink landscape, cut-paper botanical, orbital sculpture, pixel garden, nocturne waves, aurora ribbons and contour topography. Keep a consistent geometric traveler, choose split or immersive composition, and control palettes, seed, frames, captions and cut/wipe/iris transitions. Explain a relationship with kinetic headlines, two-to-five connected steps, before/after comparison, supplied-data bars, an orbit diagram or an attributed quotation.
Deliverables: editable Canvas engine and local HTML studio with pause, seek, shot/format selection and preview-only look exploration; JSON/CSV storyboard, SRT/VTT, art look PNGs, handoff, licenses and delivery hashes. Checked rendering produces silent H.264 MP4s in landscape 1280×720, portrait 720×1280 and square 1080×1080, posters, contact sheets and text/movement evidence. Optional ProRes 4444 MOV supports a transparent visual overlay.
Requirements and first run: Python 3.10+ standard library builds the studio. Install requirements.txt and local Playwright Chromium for actual video rendering; imageio-ffmpeg supplies the encoder. The first-run panel shows setup and the exact command for examples/journey.json. Default fonts cover Latin text; pass a licensed local TTF/OTF/WOFF with --font for other glyphs. WOFF2/TTC are unsupported. No provider key is required.
Validation: the actual Skillrove art journey contains eight worlds and 768 frames per format; a separate six-layout explanation contains 576 frames per format. Independent fictional festival briefs tested art, four/five-step processes, sourced 0/10/20 and all-zero bars, quotation credit, actual video decoding, text fit, repeat-frame stability, playback/controls, regeneration, missing glyphs and failure cleanup. Numeric movement tests support review; they do not certify artistic or narrative quality.
Limits: silent output, up to 16 shots and 90 seconds. Narration or music assembly requires a separate authorized editing workflow. Values and quotes are supplied by the user and need source review. Preview-only look changes do not alter the saved storyboard or exported videos. The builder does not log into accounts or publish content.
Version 1.0.0: Skillrove-authored scene engine, layouts and workflow, with credited unchanged MIT utilities from huashu-art-motion and bundled OFL fonts. Their notices remain in every editable delivery. Individual $4.99 purchase and eligible active membership unlock this package.
FROM PACKAGE TO FIRST RESULT
Render the fictional eight-world journey locally, then author your own storyboard. The public studio includes an actual Skillrove art journey and a separate six-layout explanation.
These steps use a project folder. Open the project in your agent and run terminal commands from its root.
Package folder .agents/skills/art-motion-studio
Download and unzip the package into the folder above. Keep all its files together, with SKILL.md directly inside that folder.
Downloads require a verified account and purchase access. Choose a new folder if this Skill is already installed.
Read SKILL.md, review the generator and check its runtime requirements before running:
cd .agents/skills/art-motion-studio
python3 -m venv .venv
.venv/bin/python -m pip install -r requirements.txt
.venv/bin/python -m playwright install chromium
.venv/bin/python scripts/build-studio.py --input examples/journey.json --output ./sample-video --renderServe sample-video locally and play all three 32-second videos. Pause, seek, select shots and explore looks. Review actual frames and captions, then edit storyboard.json and regenerate into a fresh folder. Repeat with examples/explainer.json for steps, comparisons, sourced bars, orbit diagrams and quotations.
Python 3.10+; local Chromium, Pillow and bundled FFmpeg for checked exports. Setup is shown for macOS/Linux; use .venv\Scripts\python.exe on Windows. English default fonts; a licensed TTF/OTF/WOFF can be supplied with --font. Output is silent. No voice, music, paid API or publication account is called. MIT utility and OFL font notices are included.
If sample-video already exists, change the output to ./sample-video-2. Existing files are never overwritten.
Use Art Motion Studio at .agents/skills/art-motion-studio. Read SKILL.md and review scripts/build-studio.py. Run examples/journey.json into a new output folder and show me all generated files. Keep fictional sample content clearly labeled.
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The listed individual package price is USD 4.99. Premium downloads require a confirmed purchase or active membership. Your agent subscription, model access and external provider credits are separate.
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The documented 1.0.0 workflow lists: index.html + engine.js; landscape/ + portrait/ + square/: video.mp4, poster, contact sheet; looks/*.png; storyboard.json + .csv; captions.srt + .vtt; handoff.md; render-evidence.json; delivery-manifest.json + notices. Some files or exports are optional; follow the package’s setup and inspect the delivered result.
Python 3.10+; local Chromium, Pillow and bundled FFmpeg for checked exports. Setup is shown for macOS/Linux; use .venv\Scripts\python.exe on Windows. English default fonts; a licensed TTF/OTF/WOFF can be supplied with --font. Output is silent. No voice, music, paid API or publication account is called. MIT utility and OFL font notices are included.
