📷 Screenshots & Images

Game screenshots live here, organized by guide section:

assets/images/
  story/        e.g. hazel-farewell.jpg
  farming/      e.g. greenhouse-interior.jpg
  witchcraft/   e.g. cauldron-first-brew.jpg
  characters/   e.g. coven-unmasked.jpg
  island/       e.g. summer-festival.jpg
  wiki/         item art from the wiki archive — see below

The wiki art collection (wiki/)

wiki/ holds item icons, portraits, and artwork from the Wylde Flowers wiki archive (_wiki-archive/), organized by category with kebab-case filenames:

assets/images/wiki/
  animals/     barn & coop art, buy screens
  characters/  resident portraits (…-pt.png are transparent busts)
  clothing/    outfit mannequin icons (.png) + in-game shots (…-in-game.jpg)
  crafting/    ingredients, cloth, dyes, minerals
  crops/       crops, seeds, produce
  fish/        the fishing compendium paintings
  food/        cooked dish icons
  forage/      wild finds
  hair/        hairstyle busts (…-all.png shows every color variant)
  island/      scenery shots
  magic/       potions, essences, spells, incantations, wands
  quests/      side-quest artwork
  stations/    crafting stations & tools
  ui/          in-game interface icons

So far the collection covers the archive’s parts 1–2 (items A–R); later parts slot into the same folders. Every file is indexed in _data/wiki_images.yml (item title → filename per category), so pages can look art up by name.

To embed an icon grid, use the specimen-grid classes from journal.css (parchment for item icons, portraits for round-framed faces, tall for outfit mannequins):

<div class="specimen-grid parchment">
  <figure>
    <img src="/assets/images/wiki/fish/carp.png"
         alt="Carp, as painted in the fishing compendium" loading="lazy">
    <figcaption>Carp</figcaption>
  </figure>
</div>

How to add a screenshot

1. Capture on Switch (Capture button), then share it to your phone (Album → Share → Smart Device) or upload from Steam’s screenshot library.
2. Upload here: on GitHub, open this folder and use Add file → Upload files (drag & drop works). Use short kebab-case names: hazel-farewell.jpg.
3. Keep them lean: .jpg at ~1280px wide is plenty for the journal layout.

How to embed one in a page

Paste this into any guide page (it renders as a photograph taped into the journal, washi tape included):

<figure class="snapshot">
  <img src="/assets/images/story/hazel-farewell.jpg"
       alt="Tara says goodbye to Hazel at the farmhouse">
  <figcaption>pressed memory: the last morning of spring 🌙</figcaption>
</figure>

Two photos side by side:

<div class="snapshot-row">
  <figure class="snapshot">…</figure>
  <figure class="snapshot">…</figure>
</div>

Always write a real alt description, and keep captions in the journal’s handwritten voice.

A note on rights

Screenshots of Wylde Flowers are © Studio Drydock. Prefer your own captures or assets from the official press kit (wyldeflowersgame.com), keep them in context with commentary (as a fan guide does), and keep the site’s attribution footer intact.

Current image credits

The screenshots currently in these folders come from Studio Drydock’s official Wylde Flowers press kit (linked from wyldeflowersgame.com/press.html), resized to 1280px JPEGs for the web. © Studio Drydock Pty Ltd.

Social-share images

og-image-alt.jpg (default og:image / Twitter card), og-image.jpg (identical fallback), twitter-card.jpg (2:1), and social-square.jpg (1:1) match the homepage cover: the AI-generated “supper & spellwork” witch’s-kitchen fan art (fan-art-witchs-kitchen.jpg, made with Ideogram) behind the Guide’s title plate, typeset in the site’s Lora / Nunito / Caveat.

Per-page share cards

The ten card-*.jpg files are 1200×630 share cards wired to individual guide pages via their image: front matter. Each one matches the social-share set: AI-generated storybook gouache art (made with Ideogram) behind the Guide’s title plate, typeset in Lora / Nunito / Caveat. card-getting-started.jpg and card-witchcraft.jpg reuse the farm-at-golden-hour and night-flight fan-art pieces; the other eight have art of their own (an open journal, the vegetable garden, the fishing pier, the festival square, a gift basket on a doorstep, a cliff-top picnic, the baking counter, and a coin-counting desk).