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This example starts with gumroad.com and ends with three editable SVG illustration concepts: First sale, Small bets, and Sell anywhere. Bloom held Gumroad’s brand, active Brand Skill, and Brand Library references. The connected agent applied that guidance and generated the SVGs with Quiver Arrow 2 through Bloom. Arrow 2 is available through both Bloom’s API and MCP; no separate Quiver integration or credentials are needed. You can download and use the SVGs directly. Paper is an optional external canvas for arranging and editing them.

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The finished illustrations

First sale SVG illustration concept generated from Gumroad's illustration references

First sale

Small bets SVG illustration concept generated from Gumroad's illustration references

Small bets

Sell anywhere SVG illustration concept generated from Gumroad's illustration references

Sell anywhere

All three concepts were generated directly as SVGs from existing Brand Library references. This example did not generate or trace an intermediate raster image.

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Run it with your agent

Connect Bloom to an MCP-compatible agent. If you want to work on a canvas, also connect Paper and open the target file in Paper Desktop.

Connect Bloom

Give your agent access to the brand, its active Brand Skill, and references.

Optional: connect Paper

Arrange and edit the generated SVGs on a canvas.
Give your agent this reusable starting prompt:
For an API integration, discover Arrow 2 in Bloom’s model catalog, inspect its input schema, then start a generation and poll for the SVG result. MCP-connected agents discover and use Bloom’s current model and generation capabilities. This example used MCP.
Other brands may need a different starting point. If the Brand Library has no established illustration references, generate a small set of raster concepts with Bloom, select a direction, and use that image as a reference for SVG generation. If you already have an approved raster composition you want to preserve, use Bloom’s vectorizer instead. It is best suited to logos, icons, and flat illustrations. The Gumroad example used direct Arrow 2 generation from existing Brand Library references.

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How it worked

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Create and inspect the brand

The agent created Gumroad’s brand from its website, waited until it was ready, and read the active Brand Skill. The relevant guidance described heavy black outlines, flat pink, yellow, and teal fills, and simple dimensional forms.
2

Choose references and concepts

The agent selected existing Brand Library illustrations from official Gumroad material, then chose three focused creator-commerce concepts. Those references supplied concrete examples of the palette, outlines, characters, and depth described in the Skill.
3

Generate native SVGs

The agent called Arrow 2 through Bloom with a focused brief, relevant brand guidance, and selected references. Bloom returned native SVG files that could be downloaded and used directly.
4

Review the illustrations

The agent checked the SVGs for embedded raster images. For this example, it also inserted the raw SVG markup into Paper, arranged the results beside the source references, and checked that the paths were selectable. This optional step needs the SVG geometry, rather than a flattened preview.
This independent example uses Gumroad’s public official material. It is not an official Gumroad illustration set.