Ink Noir — Graphic Novel Woodcut Style

作者：kentus

Hard black-and-white ink style built from early-20th-century woodcuts, wood engravings and lithographs. You get flat solid blacks, carved white lines, silhouettes and dramatic night light, like a wordless graphic novel from the 1920s, but it works on modern subjects: phones, cars, neon signs, subways. How to use

• Start your prompt with "inknoir", then describe the scene in plain words. No need for "ink", "woodcut" or "black and white". The trigger carries the style.
• Weight 0.8–1.0. Lower it (0.5–0.7) to keep more of the model's detail.
• Works best on: night streets, interiors with lamp light, silhouettes, rain, crowds, portraits with hard side light.
• For more solid black, add "night", "single lamp" or "deep shadows". For finer engraved line, add "detailed" or "wide shot".