Woodblock Tide prints your subject as a traditional Japanese woodblock print. Colors sit in flat areas — deep indigo, vermilion and soft ochre — bounded by bold carved keylines, and you can see the grain of the wood pressed into the ink. Skies fill with stylized clouds, water curls into patterned waves, and the whole image rests on textured handmade paper, as if it came off a printing block rather than a screen.
You write the subject; the style carves it. It turns everyday scenes into prints: someone reading by a window with waves rolling beyond it, a man in a long coat on a street under patterned clouds, a cat asleep on a sill, a lighthouse on a rocky point in a curling sea. Weather is its favorite element — rain, snow and wind all become graphic rhythm.
Use it for posters, book covers, wall prints, tattoo flash references, restaurant and tea branding, and seasonal cards. For soft black ink and empty space, use Ink Wash; for neon-lit 1980s city illustration, City Pop Dusk; for quiet, earthy photography, Wabi-Sabi Calm.
For this composition, we recommend 2:3, with 3:4 as another framing option. Woodblock Tide also works on an uploaded image: in image-to-image mode it reprints your photo as a woodblock print with flat indigo, vermilion and ochre, bold keylines and wood grain, and keeps the composition, pose and clothing unchanged. Landscapes and simple scenes convert beautifully.
Subjects to paste as they are: “a fishing boat riding a large wave at dawn”, “a woman with an umbrella crossing a wooden bridge in the rain”, “a mountain village under falling snow”. Water, weather and one strong shape make the most striking prints.
Finishes that work on top: Film Grain for an aged, well-handled print. Golden Hour warms the palette for sunset scenes.