Visual Prompts · Journal
Make four-panel object cards clear and accurate
Use consistent scale, a stable grid and a separate text layer so four objects can actually be compared.
Give all four panels one question
Recognition cards work when they compare tools, forms or stages within a shared frame. Choose a dimension such as use, material, structure or sequence, then select four clearly different examples. Do not mix concepts at incompatible levels.
Hold camera and layout rules constant
Similar object scale, lighting, background and margins make differences come from the objects. Keep label-zone height, padding and baselines consistent. Treat bilingual names as one centered group rather than allowing them to drift between panels.
Separate image and typography
A model can create object imagery and decorative structure, but names, translations and numbers belong in a controlled layout pass. Identify the object in each panel, then verify the correct label points to it. Reject text obscured by a header or marker.
Check taxonomy limits
Similar tools can have different names across regions, periods and uses. When a precise name cannot be verified, use a broader accurate description instead of presenting a concept card as an authoritative catalog.
Consistent comparison and readable labels matter more than a decorative title box.