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.
How it works
- 1
Design the character
A character design and a full-body view become the reference.
- 2
Sketch the panels
Stick figures and rough layouts for each shot — pose, camera and action.
- 3
Render the panels
Mirva renders each sketch with the character in the referenced pose, in the same style.
- 4
Fix and repeat
Adjust any panel by hand and render again; the character stays the same.
The whole run
Related workflows
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 to 3D: characters and vehicles
From notebook sketches to a rendered character, a turnaround sheet, separate armor pieces and 3D models, and a LENS sand yacht from hand sketch to a game-ready 3D model.
Character asset separation
Split a finished character into separate, consistent parts — helmet, plates, mail, belt, sword — ready to model, rig or reuse.