In 1568, Jost Amman documented the trades of his time in workshop woodcuts, accompanied by verses. I found five of his 1568 woodcuts in the Wellcome Collection, all marked Public Domain Mark, and used them to train a custom Recraft V4 Style. I used that historical visual language to recast jobs Amman could never have imagined—delivery riders, screen repairers, data labelers, content moderators, server technicians, scooter mechanics, streamers and prompt writers—as if they belonged in his 16th-century guild book. The nine vertical plates follow one consistent book-like format with workshop scenes and four-line verses, while five modern trades answer five archive images one-to-one. The book closes with “The Offline Hour,” where the workers put their phones aside and share a loaf.