Storyboards with consistent characters
Design the character once, then board in rough stick figures. Mirva finishes each panel with the same character, in your pose and your framing.
The problem
Storyboarding with AI usually fails on the second panel: the character changes face, costume and proportions from shot to shot. A board needs the opposite, the same person in every frame, posed exactly as the director drew it.
How it works in Mirva
- 1
Design the character
A finished design and a full-body reference, kept as lore.
- 2
Board in rough panels
Stick figures and quick thumbnails: pose, framing, camera.
- 3
Finish the panels
Mirva paints each rough as a finished panel, with the character on model.
- 4
Adjust by hand
Fix an expression, move a prop, redraw a pose: then regenerate just that panel.
Workflows for this
Storyboards with a consistent character
Design a character once, then turn quick stick-figure storyboard sketches into finished panels where the character stays on-model.
Color script
Plan how color moves through a story: new scenes in the same world, with the palette shifting from the first key image to the last.
Sketch variations
Start from one drawing and explore a range of variations on the same idea, in the same drawing style.