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Issue 03 · 1970s Italian Magazine · act I — the pile

Turn a pile of vibes into a thesis.

Drop in a Pinterest board — or any media at all: images, video, a YouTube link, a URL, text, even audio. That’s the whole ask.

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↑ not decoration — five real guides, twenty extracted colors. The strip is the table of contents: touch a color to change the cover.

The pipeline, unrolled

How SUPER STYLE GUIDE works

One board, followed all the way through the press. Everything below is Hypercolors — a real Pinterest board, pressed into a real issue. Real pins, real extraction, real output; nothing staged.

I · The baseline

A board full of taste, none of it usable

Your Pinterest board knows what you like — it just can't say it. Paste the URL (or drop images, a website, a PDF, audio) and the press pulls every pin.

  • pinterest board
  • images
  • website
  • pdf
  • audio
pinterest.com/…/hypercolors · public board · 51 pins
The real Hypercolors Pinterest board — a wall of saturated gradient and chrome pins
The raw board — a real one. Pretty, but mute: 51 pins of neo-psychedelia, none of it usable yet.

II · The reading

Every pin, under the loupe

Each image gets a real k-means palette extraction plus a twelve-field vision analysis — era, mood, lighting, materials, composition, typography, the do's and don'ts it implies. Not tags. A ledger.

Hypercolors · the pin index, mid-read — five of forty-eight

  • 001Marta Cerdà Alimbau for Vogue Spain
  • 002an abstract image of two circles in red and blue
  • 003wallpaper by me
  • 004Gradient stories background
  • 005an assortment of different colored lines and shapes
×48 pins — each gets its palette plus the twelve-field read, then the atoms aggregate, vote, and argue their tensions out.

III · The reveal

The printed spread

The finished guide is a spec, not a moodboard: 231 distinct colors with pin counts, a hero palette, typography, lighting, materials, hard do's and don'ts, the tensions — and one thesis sentence that reads your taste back to you:

“Sun-warmed citrus and jade melt into liquid chrome and holographic film, conjuring a hypnotic neo-psychedelia where 70s reverie and 2020s digital shimmer dissolve into one dreamscape.”

— the press, reading the board above

The Hypercolors spread — cover art, thesis, and the 231-color super palette
Hypercolors · the top of the spread — cover, thesis, super palette. It keeps going: typography, lighting, materials, tensions, the pin index.

What comes off the press

One board in. Four surfaces out.

Every issue ships as four working surfaces — each one built to be dropped somewhere, not framed. Everything below is the real Hypercolors issue, exactly as the app renders it.

01 · The Spread

The magazine page

The super palette — every distinct color the press pulled, with pin counts — above the hero palette, typography, lighting, materials, mood, tensions, the do's and don'ts, and the pin index underneath.

The Hypercolors super palette — 231 distinct colors across 48 pins — above its six-swatch hero palette
231 distinct colors across 48 pins — hover any square for hex + pin count

02 · The Atelier Wall

All pins, no narrative

The maximalist collage view — just material, edge to edge. The board as a wall you can stare at until the thesis makes sense on its own.

The Hypercolors pins hung edge to edge — gradients, chrome, and neon abstractions
the Hypercolors pins — on the wall it's just this, edge to edge, no chrome

03 · The Report

The hyper-rich report

Everything the press knows about the issue in a single markdown document — descriptors, art-historical references, a regeneration prompt, the source pin index — behind one copy button. Written to be fed to a model, not framed.

The Hypercolors hyper-rich report — a single markdown document with descriptors, references, regeneration prompt, and source pin index, behind a copy button
the top of the report — it runs on: descriptors, references, the regeneration prompt, all 48 source pins

04 · The Canvas

The prompt canvas

Pick a target, say what you're building, and the canvas wraps your brief in the guide — composed for exactly where you'll paste it.

The Hypercolors prompt canvas — four paste targets (Web/HTML, Designer brief, Image gen, Design tokens), a brief field, and a compose button
pick a target · describe the build · compose — the guide rides along

The handoff

Drop it into anything that generates

Copy the report — or compose a prompt on the canvas — and paste. Whatever comes back already obeys your palette, your era, your don'ts. Fast, neat, and tidy.

Claude · ChatGPT · any LLM

Words & pages

Paste the report ahead of your ask and every answer comes back on-voice — briefs, product copy, whole webpages that keep the do's and refuse the don'ts.

Midjourney · Flux · DALL·E · Sora · Veo

Stills & film

The regeneration prompt carries palette, materials, and lighting into any image or video generator — with your don'ts riding along as negative prompts.

delicious.computer

Cinematic sites

Our own cinematic website design engine. Feed it an issue and get a scrolling, art-directed site in your style — the stylized edge, without the agency.

Hypercolors' regeneration prompt — straight out of the report

hero image embodying a 2020s digital neo-psychedelia
idiom, hypnotic, dreamy, vibrant, futuristic mood,
palette of #ff6a00, #ffb800, #ff0511, #00bfff,
#3a86ff, #3d3dff, materials: frosted glass, gradient
mesh, holographic foil, holographic film, diffuse,
hazy ambient glow with no directional source, evoking
a sun-washed dream state, editorial composition with
negative space, photographed on medium-format film,
no text artifacts --ar 4:5 --no hard geometric edges …
generated from the atoms — your taste, made executable

The showcase · five sample issues · no account required

Proofs of range — not a catalog

These aren't the choices; the press prints whatever your board is. Each sample below derives from a single hero image — the palette underneath is what the press pulled out of it. Open one to read its full spread. Your board becomes the next issue.

Past the first issue

Your taste, operational

The Cocktail Composer

Once your corpus knows its influences, mix them: pick Brassaï, film noir, and letterpress off the shelves and pour a brand-new guide from the matching pins.

Super-guides

Blend whole guides with weighted dials and per-atom curation — keep the palette of one, the typography of another, resolve the tensions on purpose.

Style-as-a-Service

A paid-tier MCP endpoint makes your guides queryable from Claude, ChatGPT, or any agent you run — “what's my palette, who am I channeling” becomes an API call.

The colophon

Bring your own key. Keep your own taste.

SuperStyleGuide runs on your API keys, encrypted at rest — we never carry credits, never resell your corpus, and every guide exports clean. Try the showcase without an account; subscribe when you're ready to print your own.

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