Unleashing Artists’ Superpowers
An AI whiteboard with real creative tools,
where the brush stroke is the prompt.
Visual agents for your studio’s IP —
directed by your artists’ sketches, not prompts.
Design is visual, not words.
Mirva lets artists direct AI by sketching, using their studio’s own IP.
See it in action
A real artist’s session — sketch to 3D to scene.
Re-staged from a real artist’s sessions — every image is the artist’s art or Mirva’s output.
Draw, don’t prompt
The sketch is the prompt.
Textured
AnimatedFor studios
Visual agents for studio IP — run by artists.
The IP is the context
Characters, lore and approved art live on the board the agents read from — not a style trained once.
The artist directs
Sketch, paint over, re-render — in a full pro paint engine your artists already know.
Chained skills
Render → model sheet → 3D → rig → poses → scenes: reusable steps, in your studio’s own style.
Traceable
Every output stays linked to its sketch and the notes on the board. Model-agnostic: the best model per step.
What studios are saying
From the teams evaluating Mirva.
Creative tooling
It’s completely new to me, but I feel at home. You have this kind of Photoshop UI.
Overall, it’s a very strong tool with clear, differentiated advantages.
You have the AI tools, you have the mood board — you don’t need one million separate tools. It gets very messy very quickly with a team, so it’s one place for everybody.
AI
It does the prompting for you, because I cannot do it myself. I don’t know how to prompt.
It’s pretty hard to decide which models are best for the solution. Mirva does it for me.
We know this is the place where the gaming world is going. It’s just that the gaming world is slower at adoption.