ImagePromptBox

Stable Diffusion · SDXL

Abstract Risograph Overlapping Halftone

Tested: 2026-08-09

3:2 · 768 × 516

AI-generated image for the prompt "Abstract Risograph Overlapping Halftone", produced with SDXL
Generated with Stable Diffusion · SDXL at 3:2. Full prompt below.

The prompt

Prompt

An abstract risograph print, an arrangement of overlapping semi-circles and triangles in fluorescent pink, aqua blue and sunflower yellow, each shape rendered as a coarse halftone dot screen, the colours layering where they overlap to create misregistered secondary tones of purple, green and orange, a slight ink misalignment offset between the colour layers, visible paper tooth texture through the ink, a few stray ink dots outside the shapes, off- white uncoated paper background, no text, no letters, no signature

Negative prompt

This entry was tested with a negative prompt as well. It goes in the separate negative field, not appended to the prompt above.

Negative prompt

blurry, low quality, photorealistic, 3d render, people, faces, modern UI, text, letters, numbers, signs, watermark, frame, smooth gradient, neon, oversaturated, cartoon

How to use this prompt

  1. 1

    Open the generator that matches the model and version above, and start a new image rather than editing an existing one.

  2. 2

    Set the output to 3:2 and apply the settings shown in the parameters panel — together those produced the 768 × 516 image on this page.

  3. 3

    Paste the prompt exactly as written. Changing the wording changes the image, so copy it before you edit.

  4. 4

    Paste the negative prompt into the separate negative field; this entry was tested with one.

  5. 5

    Generate, then change one thing at a time. The result will not be pixel-identical to the image on this page, because no seed is recorded for it.

Stable Diffusion exposes the sampler, step count, and CFG scale as separate settings, and this entry uses all three. If you are trying to reproduce this image, match the sampler name exactly and keep the step count and CFG as recorded — they are part of the recipe, not decoration.

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