Plant form cut apart by digital glitch

Glitch Botanica
The organic form of plants torn apart by digital scan errors, chromatic aberration, and layered compression noise.
Style × subject matrix
4 contextsVisual DNA
7 axes · 0–100Seven adjustable axes set the character of the image: line rigorous or organic, colour muted or rich.
Acceptance criteria
3 bans · 3 fail conditionsCheck each frame against these: bans must not appear at all, and any fail condition voids the result.
The key visual is the only anchor: glitch type, noise density, and palette are set by it; a new subject must be cut open by the same scan error.
Bans · prepended to the prompt by priority
- 01no natural greensOnce the plants return to natural color, the glitch becomes only a filter
- 02no clean edgesEvery edge must be interrupted by displacement, compression noise, or chromatic aberration
- 03no soft blends, no blurSoftness means the glitch has been switched off
Fail conditions
- ✗any region is completely free of noise or chromatic aberration
- ✗high-saturation color is confined to a single area
- ✗plant forms remain fully readable as a realistic specimen
It should read as a plant archive scanned, compressed, and photocopied until it breaks.
Style recipe
11 reusable elements
The recipe is the wording this style carries into every prompt, so you don't rewrite it.
Dense collage, boundaries intruding on one another
Scan lines and displaced edges
High-saturation cyan-violet and fluorescent green
Screen self-light, no physical light source
Pixels, ripped paper, scanner glass
Compression noise, chromatic aberration, moiré
Alienated, ornate, faintly threatening
Uneasy, energy overloaded, electronic
clean, minimal, natural color, soft
Photocopier art / glitch art posters
Style object
YAML
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