Anime character design to key art
One line sketch becomes a character you can pose, light, put in scenes with friends, and put on a comic cover, always on model.
How it works
- 1
Sketch the character
A clean line drawing: silhouette, outfit, the details that make them recognizable.
- 2
Render and pose
Mirva renders the design in your style, then puts it in action poses from your rough gestures.
- 3
Place them in the world
The same character resting in an alley, carving a skate bowl, on a city rooftop.
- 4
Build the cast and the key art
Add friends, stage group shots, and finish with a cover, all on model.
The whole run
Related workflows
Characters that break the average: a one-armed hero
Raw image models pull every character toward an average body and quietly grow back a missing arm. Mirva holds the design: a one-armed hero stays one-armed in every pose.
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.
Sketch to final render
Turn a grayscale value sketch into a lit, finished render — with your composition kept exactly as drawn.