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.
How it works
- 1
Set the key images
Two or more images that define where the color starts and ends.
- 2
Sample the gradient
Mirva samples the colors into a gradient from the first image to the last.
- 3
Generate the in-between scenes
New scenes from the same “movie”, each one a step along the gradient.
- 4
Recolor to fit
Apply a palette from the gradient to an existing scene.
The whole run
Related workflows
Color grading
Grade one finished image into several moods — overcast, golden hour, cold morning, abandoned — without touching the composition.
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.
Environment concept iterations
Take one environment from a gray sketch to a detailed matte painting, then iterate weather, time of day and camera angle in the same world.