Skerries of Pearlgate
commonmintedsurveyed 2026-10-21 11:00 UTC
Net World plot #135: a common archipelago in a coral reef biome (industrial, night, sandstorm), ink sketch in candy. Built by the Net World agent in 12 steps; traits rolled from seed 0x1e40ee58b7ac11cf030efadbdec4346773e4b119b5bfb7078f9e1a7ba8c517cd.

The finished lot: every step's layer composed.
| land shape | archipelago |
|---|---|
| biome | coral reef |
| era | industrial |
| time of day | night |
| weather | sandstorm |
| palette | candy |
| art style | ink sketch |
| rarity | common |
| quality check | 10.00 · passed |
| seed | 0x1e40ee58b7ac11cf030efadbdec4346773e4b119b5bfb7078f9e1a7ba8c517cd |
| prompt hashsha256 of the step prompts | 0xf8e819060ebce023f5f95c8b4783ca4ca1054c1c728dcf6d8f2d40f207e4fa33 |
| plan model | procedural/plan |
| image model | procedural/atlas-v1 |
| qc model | procedural/qc |
| AI cost | $0.000 |
| mint | — |
|---|---|
| listing | not listed yet |
| sale | — |
| buyback | — |
| burn | — |
- 1
Lay night paper in candy inks, rule a common frame, letter the margins and set an empty ribbon.
- 2
Ink the coastlines of a scattered archipelago, smooth and organic, in the ink sketch manner.
- 3
Hatch the sea with lines that follow the coast in four fading bands.
- 4
Draw 9 nested contours with hachures on the steepest slopes.
- 5
Run three rivers downhill to the water.
- 6
Cover the coral reef with reef stipple offshore, corals and palms, in stands with bare ground between.
- 7
Place two settlements: factories with smoking chimneys, named in italics, joined by railway lines with sleepers with two harbours and sea routes.
- 8
Rule the open sea with faint lines, draw sixteen rhumb lines from the rose and engrave a paddle steamer offshore.
- 9
Add a 4-point compass rose and a scale bar in miles.
- 10
Engrave the sky band at night and carry the sandstorm weather onto the map.
- 11
Letter the cartouche: SKERRIES OF PEARLGATE, and below it A Coral Archipelago of the Age of Steam.
- 12
Finish with the plate number, the common mark, paper grain and the outer margin.