Mirva for teams
One board for the whole team. And every artist’s Mirva.
Concept artists, the art director and each of their AI agents work on the same live board: the references, the sketches, the renders and the decisions in one place. The team’s style and world are written down once, so every artist’s Mirva works from the same page.
Work together, live
One live board
Everyone draws, paints and arranges on the same canvas at once, cursors and all. No exporting, no “final_v7” in a shared drive: the board is the source.
Each artist’s agent, in view
Every artist directs their own Mirva from their own chat, and the results land on the shared board, where the team can see what is being made, and from what.
Review on the work
Art directors leave comments on the board itself, next to the image. The artist paints over, Mirva re-renders, and the history of every canvas is kept.
The team’s knowledge, written once
The biggest cost of AI in a team is inconsistency: ten artists, ten prompt habits, ten versions of the same character. In Mirva the team writes its style and its world down once, and every artist’s Mirva reads it.
Skills
How a kind of image is made in this studio: the render style, the turnaround, the environment pass. Scoped to a board, a project or the whole team. Skills & lore →
Lore
The characters, the places and the rules of the world, with reference images. A new artist’s first image is on model.
Kept current
When the art director settles something, Mirva offers to record it in the skill or lore, so the next image, by anyone, follows it.
Roles, access and history
Roles and permissions
Custom roles decide who can view, draw, edit documents and media, or manage projects. Projects can be restricted to the people on them, and boards can be private or closed.
Guests
Clients and freelancers join as guests and see only what you share with them.
Who made what
Every stroke is recorded with who drew it, and every generation with its inputs and model, so you can show a client how a piece was made. Provenance →
Hand-off
Canvases keep their versions and export to the formats the rest of the pipeline uses, PSD included; 3D models as GLB, FBX, STL or USDZ. Sketch to 3D →
Who does what
Artists
Sketch, paint over and direct in plain words. Mirva writes the prompts and picks the models. Why not prompt engineering →
Technical artists
Write the advanced skills: which model for which job, the references to attach, multi-step procedures and the house rules.
Art directors
Own the style and the lore, review on the board, and approve the decisions every artist’s Mirva then follows.
What studios tell us
“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.”
“It’s pretty hard to decide which models are best for the solution. Mirva does it for me.”
“Overall, it’s a very strong tool with clear, differentiated advantages.”
Built for studios’ requirements
Your IP stays yours
Work on team and studio accounts belongs to you and is never used to train AI models. We sign a mutual NDA with every studio.
Your storage, your region
Privately hosted, GDPR-compliant storage with a DPA; EU hosting, your own S3 buckets, or a managed private cloud for enterprise. AI policy & security →
Questions
Can clients and freelancers join a board?
Yes, as guests. They see the boards and projects you share with them and nothing else, and they can’t edit your documents or media.
How do new artists get up to speed?
The team’s skills and lore are on the board from day one: the style, the characters, the world and the decisions already made. Their first image follows them.
Do we have to use AI for everything?
No. Mirva is a full drawing and painting board; artists use Mirva’s agents when they want to, for the parts they choose.
What about security and our clients’ IP?
Your IP stays yours, work on team and studio accounts is never used to train models, and we sign a mutual NDA with every studio.