31 SKILL.md files are tagged “Lighting Design”. They sit mostly in Film & Television (30), Visual Arts & Design (1). Skills with this tag often also carry: Cinematography, Concept Art, Color Palette, Environment Design. Most popular: Cosmic Horror — Concept Art Style Guide, Norse Mythology Concept Art Style, Urban Fantasy Concept Art Style. Every skill is a plain-Markdown SKILL.md you can copy or download for Claude Code, Codex and other AI agents.
Guides artists to craft cosmic horror concept art with unsettling color, lighting, and geometry to evoke insignificance; use for film/TV horror-sci-fi visuals.
Defines Norse myth concept art style for film, TV and games: color, lighting, materials, and motifs to design authentic Norse worlds.
Guides artists in urban fantasy concept art for film/TV, balancing mundane cities with magical spaces through palette and lighting.
Generates whimsical fantasy concept art prompts and visuals for film/TV world-building, inspired by cozy magic and sunny lighting.
Age of Sail Concept Art Style Guide outlines nautical visuals, color, lighting, and props for 1500s–1800s naval-themed concept art.
Arabian Fantasy Concept Art Style blends arabesque geometry, ornate interiors, and desert palettes for cinematic concept art, environments, and prop design.
Body Horror — Concept Art Style Guide teaches anatomy-informed visuals for visceral flesh-horror concepts, guiding color, lighting, and mutation details.
Generates brutalist monument style concept art guidance, emphasizing raw concrete, massive forms, and minimalist geometry for film, TV, and game environments.
Direct scenes in the Roman Polanski style, using cramped spaces, precise framing, and controlled lighting to evoke paranoia.
A concept art style guide for folk horror, detailing visuals, color palettes, and lighting to craft pastoral, daylight horror aesthetics in film and TV.
A concept-art style guide for haunted spaces that emphasizes architecture, mood, and environmental storytelling in film and TV.
This skill teaches techniques for planning and applying layered interior lighting to support tasks, mood, and daylight integration.
Mid-century modern concept art style guide for applying period color, form, lighting, and composition to film/TV visuals.
This tool generates noir/shadow storyboard panels with high-contrast lighting and deliberate shadows that advance the narrative.
A concept-art style guide for psychological horror, teaching how to render inner trauma as environments, creatures, and lighting to convey a mind in crisis.
Learn Ari Wegner’s cinematic approach: using landscape as character, natural light, and composition to reveal psychology and mood.
Guides you to shoot like Chris Menges: documentary-light, location-driven cinematography that favors realism over artifice.
Master Dan Laustsen's gothic, painterly cinematography - design lighting with darkness, motivated light, and rich color to serve mood and storytelling.
Learn to emulate Danny Cohen BSC's empathetic naturalism: lighting, framing, and gentle camera work that bring the audience close to a character's emotions.
Learn to emulate Dick Pope BSC’s cinematography for social realism, using minimal, luminous lighting and a responsive approach to improvised scenes.
Learn and apply James Laxton's luminous, intimate lighting to highlight Black skin and cinematic warmth in narrative film.
Describe how to shoot in Jarin Blaschke's style, focusing on candlelit, harsh, period-accurate lighting for historical films.
Learn and apply Cronenweth's neon-noir cinematography to craft Blade Runner–style lighting, shadows, and shot choices.
Learn to shoot in Kazuo Miyagawa’s style, using light as narrative to shape mood and reveal truth in forest, sun, and water scenes.
Learn to shoot with Mandy Walker's structured naturalism, blending authentic light with emotional intensity for large-scale storytelling.