Library

A complete project configuration — goal, deliverable, channel and voice already chosen. The fastest way to get a finished draft from source material you already have.

Defines the communication act — teach, persuade, announce, tell a story. Shapes how your source material gets analysed and structured before anything is generated.

The finished form — slides, carousel cards, a storyboard. Sets unit counts, aspect ratio, text capacity and structure rules.

Where the audience meets your work — a classroom, a feed, an inbox. Carries platform conventions, accessibility requirements and supporting assets.

The written voice — tone, point of view, formality, cadence. Applies across every word generated in a project.

The overall visual treatment for a project — medium, line style, palette, lighting and texture.

A visual treatment applied to characters independently of the project style. Lets a hand-drawn character live in a photorealistic world.

Your identity system — marks, colour and type — applied consistently across outputs.

How elements are arranged on a page or slide. Reusable compositional patterns rather than one-off designs.

A recurring figure with consistent appearance, wardrobe and visual details, so they stay the same person from panel to panel.

A specialist collaborator — campaign strategist, narrative producer — that brings domain judgement to planning and critique.