What are we making?
One illustration, a comic cover, a trailer, a character sheet or a larger series?
04 / BEFORE WE BEGIN
MAKE YOUR
BRIEF COUNT.
You don't need a perfect specification. A few useful details will make the first conversation much more productive.
PREPARE A PROJECT
WHAT HELPS US
GET STARTED.
Who is it for?
Your readers, players, customers, subscribers or collaborators?
Style and reference images
Provide links to material you own or can lawfully use, plus anything that must remain consistent.
Files and sizes
Print or digital, aspect ratio, resolution, file format, cutouts, layers, captions and accessibility needs.
Budget and timing
Share the rough target date and budget range if known. These guide the scope discussion, not an automatic price.
Rights and revisions
Flag commercial use, intellectual-property restrictions, revision expectations and any confidential materials.
A SIMPLE STARTING POINT
Use the ready-made project brief
Copy an editable template, fill it in using your own notes, then email it to the studio. Nothing is stored or transmitted by this button.
INTERACTIVE PROJECT PLANNING
SHAPE YOUR
NEXT PROJECT.
Build a useful creative brief, review it, then copy it, download it, or transfer it into our inquiry form. This tool works entirely in your browser. It does not send anything by itself.
CONTINUE ANOTHER DAY
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STEP 1 OF 4
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