Examples

What you can make with Depicta

Brand kits, product catalogues, slide decks, diagrams, an illustrated story and one-off pieces. Jump to the one closest to your project.

Every image in the example galleries below was made with Depicta and carries Content Credentials (C2PA).

Real projects

Real work made with Depicta: our own projects, and projects we made for others. Depicta is run by 30ohm.

Our own project

30ohm.com, designed and illustrated with Depicta

For 30ohm's new website, we skipped the designer and asked Depicta.

Three homepage designs, as images. The first round looked generic. A sharper, more opinionated brief fixed it, and we picked one.
Three ideas for a site that moves as you scroll. One became the site: a single night on an Athens rooftop, from the 21:04 deploy to the 06:40 next feature.
The final pictures. Four night photos, kept consistent by passing the earlier ones as reference images. Then the whiteboard the camera pushes into, and the 404 illustration.

An AI coding agent then built the chosen design in plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript.

Design concept: dark homepage header with an isometric night-time software workshop — Design concept from Depicta, round 2 (cropped)

Scroll concept: a glass office on an Athens rooftop facing the Acropolis, in four scenes from 21:04 deploy through 03:12 incident and 06:40 shipped to dawn — The scroll concept that became the site. AI-generated, made with Depicta.

A developer working at night in a lit glass office on an Athens rooftop, the Acropolis behind, a 03:12 incident timeline on the whiteboard — Final picture: 03:12. AI-generated scene, made with Depicta.

Close-up of an empty whiteboard in soft dawn light, with markers, an eraser and a sticky note, an olive tree by the window — Final picture: the whiteboard the camera pushes into. AI-generated, made with Depicta.

What Depicta made

The design concepts, the scroll concepts and the six pictures on the site.

What we did ourselves

The code, the sketches drawn over the whiteboard, the founder's photo, and one typo on a whiteboard fixed by hand.

What we learned

Be opinionated in the brief. A vague brief gets a generic design.
Keep edits small. Big bold text added to a photo looked fake. Notes at the size of the existing handwriting looked real.
To keep a series consistent, pass the earlier pictures as reference images.

See it live at 30ohm.com

A researcher's project

A conference poster on homelessness in Greece, illustrated with Depicta

Researchers from the University of West Attica and NGO IASIS had their findings and a draft in Word. They needed an A0 poster for the European Social Work Research Conference 2026.

The pictures. Depicta made the header scene, the diagram of the four themes, the methods flowchart and the closing illustration, all in one muted style.
The layout. Claude set the text, the findings and the pictures on an A0 page and turned it into a print-ready PDF.

The A0 poster "Homelessness in Greece: Stories of Survival, Stigma, and Welfare Support", with an illustrated header, two diagrams, an illustration and the research text — The finished A0 poster. The header, the two diagrams, the closing illustration and the background are AI-generated with Depicta; the text is the authors'.

A grey watercolour of Athens below the Acropolis, with small figures on the streets and rooftops joined by fine gold lines — Header scene. AI-generated, made with Depicta.

Four watercolour circles joined by a gold line: a cracked house, a drop, a theatre mask and open hands — The four themes as a diagram. AI-generated, made with Depicta.

What Depicta made

The header scene, the four-themes diagram, the methods flowchart, the closing illustration and the background texture.

What others did

The research, the text and the quotes are the authors'. The layout and the PDF were Claude's. The logos and the bottom-left illustration were supplied.

What we learned

Ask for every picture in one style, so they look like a set on the page.
Let the images carry the mood and put the facts in real text. Small text set as type stays sharp at A0.

Poster by S. Dedotsi, S. Martinaki, I. Efstathiou and Ch. Asimopoulos. Shown with permission.

Primary wordmark

Hand-thrown terracotta stoneware mug — Signature mug — terracotta glaze

Cream stoneware vase with olive branch — Signature vase — raw stoneware

Shallow sage green stoneware serving bowl — Serving bowl — sage green glaze

Small cream stoneware milk pitcher with pinched spout — Milk pitcher — cream with terracotta rim

Pair of small terracotta stoneware tumblers — Pair of tumblers — terracotta

Packaging — kraft with stamped logo

Styled still-life of the full Solène ceramic collection on cream linen with fresh olive branch, figs, and rosemary — Collection lifestyle still-life

Example 01b

From living room to catalog

Five household objects. A single prompt each. Zero studio equipment.

The same pipeline applied to real objects. Five things from a real living room — photographed on a phone in bad light — turned into a consistent product catalog, then restaged three different ways: a bright Scandi shelf, a warm walnut sideboard, and a three-tier open display. Same 5 source photos, three lifestyle scenes, one prompt each. No backdrops, no softboxes, no Photoshop. The first image is the raw phone photos we started from.

Polaroid-style moodboard of five real household phone photos with a handwritten "where we started" label — Where we started — 5 phone photos

Cream stone figurine on a cream studio backdrop — Stone figurine

Brass cordless tabletop LED lamp on a cream studio backdrop — Tabletop LED lamp

Wooden sailboat keepsake with the year 2026 on a cream studio backdrop — Sailboat keepsake — 2026

Black pillar candle with a gold TR monogram on a cream studio backdrop — TR monogram candle

Red ceramic napkin holder with serif NAPKIN text on a cream studio backdrop — Napkin holder

Scandi IKEA-catalogue vignette: oak shelf with sailboat and brass lamp, console below with TR candle, cream stone sculpture on stacked books, olive sprig in a cream vase, and NAPKIN holder — Styled for a Scandi shelf

Warm walnut sideboard vignette with an open shelf above: stone sculpture and TR candle on the shelf, brass lamp and sailboat and olive sprig vase and NAPKIN holder distributed across the sideboard below — Styled for a walnut sideboard

Three-tier open shelving vignette: NAPKIN holder on the top shelf, TR candle and stone sculpture on the middle shelf, brass lamp and sailboat and olive sprig on the lower console surface — Styled for open shelving

Primary wordmark

Hotel room with white linens and Aegean sea view — Room interior — morning light

Lobby reading corner with antique chair and olive tree — Lobby reading corner

Hotel terrace overlooking the Aegean at golden hour — Sea terrace at golden hour

Casa Marina dinner menu on a limestone terrace table with rosemary, olive oil, and wine glass — Dinner menu — terrace at golden hour

Brass room signage plate with Casa Marina engraved — Room signage — brass on limestone

Hotel room amenities still-life — Amenity still-life

Example 03

The Quiet Craft Keynote

A full conference deck, one shared visual system.

Seven slides for a fictional conference keynote — title, section divider, data chart, a 2×2 craft moments grid, photo + pull quote, full-slide quote, and closing. All seven share the same warm cream background, rust and forest accents, and editorial serif typography. Slide systems are exactly the kind of work AI assistants struggle with when generating one-off images; Depicta keeps the treatment consistent across the whole deck.

Title slide: The Quiet Craft Keynote, Fieldwork 26, Marseille — Title slide

Section divider slide: Chapter One, Where we started — Section divider

Data chart: independent makers growth 2015 to 2025 — Data visualization

Moments from the bench: 2x2 grid showing woodwork, ceramics, weaving, metalwork — Moments from the bench

Photo slide: woodworker hands planing oak with pull quote — Photo + pull quote

Pull quote: Slow is not the opposite of fast. Slow is a form of attention. — Full-slide pull quote

Closing slide: Thank you, fieldwork.conf/26 — Closing slide

AWS serverless architecture with Route 53, CloudFront, API Gateway, Lambda, DynamoDB, S3, and Cognito — AWS serverless architecture

Modern data stack pipeline: Postgres, Kafka, Airflow, dbt, Snowflake, Looker — Modern data stack

Kubernetes deployment topology with ingress, services, and replicated pods — Kubernetes topology

Production VPC with multi-AZ public/private subnets, NAT gateways, EC2, and RDS — VPC · multi-AZ

OAuth 2.0 authorization code flow sequence diagram — OAuth 2.0 sequence

Hand-drawn architecture sketch on notebook paper with pen and coffee stain — Napkin sketch — photograph of a generated sketch

Mind map: what makes a great API, with eight branches and hand-drawn icons — Mind map — what makes a great API?

Baker Elena unlocking the bakery door at dawn — Dawn — opening the door

Baker Elena kneading dough in the bakery — Morning — kneading the dough

Close-up of Elena's hands shaping a loaf — A baker's hands

Tray of fresh croissants sliding into a basket — Fresh croissants

Elena greets the first customer in morning sun — First customer of the day

And everything in between

Logos. Posters. Book covers. Stickers. Menus. Merch.

Not every project is a full brand system or a case study. Sometimes you just need one great thing — a poster for a gig, a logo for a coffee roaster, a cover for a novel. Depicta handles the long tail of one-off creative work too.

Wilder Stills indie rock concert poster with mountain illustration

The Long Water literary novel book cover with watercolor cliff scene

Minimal electronic album cover with indigo-to-coral gradient circle on black

Sheet of glossy die-cut vinyl stickers: a smiling sun, cactus, rainbow, coffee cup, paper plane, cat, lightning bolt, heart and ringed planet

Grid of 4 iOS fitness app icons in coral, blue, sage, and purple

Meadowlark Apiary wildflower honey jar with minimal label

Maison Clairette French restaurant menu design on cream paper

Editorial magazine spread: The Quiet Hours, wooden boat photograph

Cream t-shirt with forest green mountain print, go quietly

Everyday creative

Birthday cards, postcards, invitations — anything worth printing.

Not every visual needs to be a case study. Sometimes you just want a nice card for a friend's birthday, or a postcard from a trip. Depicta helps with those too.