◇ Could this help me?
Yes. Naming a specific, established visual style in an image prompt is a real and effective technique, and every one of these ten is a genuine style with a history rather than an invented label, so they work as prompt vocabulary on their own. The value here is the vocabulary list, not the gated prompt pack. This is a general practice.
I want an image in a specific visual tradition rather than the default generated look. Explain what each of these styles actually is, where it comes from, and what visual characteristics define it: fat pixel, 16-bit sprite, terminal, risograph, ASCII, CMYK dots, halftone print, dithered 1-bit, punk collage, and bootleg pixel. Then write me one strong image prompt per style for a subject I will name, describing the technique concretely rather than just using the style name.