Art for a whole site
from hero to icons

One prompt, two sites
the difference is the art
A travel-agency site, built by an AI agent from one prompt, twice: once with a paragraph handing the hero, nav icons and posters to Logospell over MCP, once without.
- 1Ask
The build prompt, with the one paragraph that hands the art to Logospell highlighted: the hero, the icon set, and eight posters.
Build a 4-page site for Orbital Voyages, a retro-futurist interplanetary travel agency: a home page with a hero illustration and a featured-destinations grid, a Destinations catalogue of planet posters, a Fleet page for the ships, and a Book a Voyage page, with a set of travel icons in the header. Clean retro typography, deep-space blues with sunset-orange accents. Generate all the art with Logospell in a bold, wildly colorful retro travel style: the borderless hero illustration as a lone traveler in a chrome-trimmed spacesuit, large in the bottom-right foreground, at the lip of a canyon and facing left, gazing out as a colossal ringed planet rises over rolling violet dunes, moons flanking it and an aurora rippling across a tangerine-and-magenta sky, a sleek finned rocket waiting on the launch pad behind; the navigation icons on transparent backgrounds (a finned retro rocket, a ringed planet, a bubble-visor astronaut helmet, a shooting star, a torn boarding pass, a leather travel suitcase); and a set of 8 destination posters of your own description (be creative!). - 2Get
What came back: a hero illustration, six nav icons on transparent backgrounds, and eight destination posters the agent described itself, shown here smaller than delivered.









- 3Use
The site built around the art above. Under it, the run without that paragraph, where the agent drew its own hero, icons and posters as SVGs.
With Logospell

Without Logospell

One site, eight icon themes
every one from Logospell
Red Shoes Agent, a real estate site, lets visitors choose the look of its icons. Logospell made the same 33 icons in eight styles, 264 in all, on transparent backgrounds, sitting right on the site's own colors.



