Guidance and prompts for using Style Reference code
--sref 710577130

Color: The color palettes are intentionally limited, often featuring a stark contrast between black backgrounds and vibrant orange and blue accents. This restricted use of color creates a strong visual impact and emphasizes the digital distortion effects. The color choices contribute to a sense of digital harshness and visual disruption.

Lighting: The lighting is artificial and screen-like, with colors often appearing to glow or emanate light from within the digital distortions. There is little to no naturalistic lighting or shadowing. The lighting is driven by the digital effects themselves, creating a sense of electronic illumination.

Design Technique: The styles emphasize digital glitch effects, pixelation, chromatic aberration, and other forms of digital distortion. The compositions often feature recognizable subjects (like a fan, flower, TV, cat), but these are rendered through a lens of digital malfunction and visual noise. The styles convey a sense of technological breakdown and raw digital aesthetics.

Music Visualizations and Album Art for Glitch Music, Cyberpunk Genres, and Experimental Electronic Music that Embrace Digital Distortion: The glitch art aesthetic is perfectly suited for music visualizations and album art for genres like glitch hop, cyberpunk, and experimental electronic music that intentionally incorporate digital noise and distortion. The artwork visually mirrors the sonic textures of these genres.