Illustrated storyworld
Expand a synopsis and reference image into structured entities and individually reviewed illustrations.
World conceptSix illustrated entities
The tension
Story, scene & image review
The scene
Established facts
Independent image review
Loading the world…
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FX guide Workflow source
1this poster into a small illustrated world. Use the synopsis for facts and the poster for visual direction. Review the proposed entities before drawing them, then review each illustration independently. Keep rejected studies and their reasons visible. Plan offline before asking for a live budget.Build an FX workflow that turns my synopsis and this poster [1] into a small illustrated world. Use the synopsis for facts and the poster for visual direction. Review the proposed entities before drawing them, then review each illustration independently. Keep rejected studies and their reasons visible. Plan offline before asking for a live budget.Paste into your agent. Copy includes text and reference links; attach your own files to make it yours.
How it comes together
A poster gives a world its visual language. A synopsis gives it facts. This workflow keeps those roles separate, proposes the people, places, and objects, then illustrates and reviews each entity. Explore the images alongside the records that explain them.
01
Ground
Keep the synopsis, visual reference, and expansion direction distinct.
02
Propose
Describe entities, relationships, tensions, and unanswered questions.
03
Review
Check the proposed world before paying to illustrate it.
04
Illustrate
Draw each entity and retain its individual image verdict.
Take it from here
Real files from this run. Use them in your own renderer, prototype, or engine.
A good fit for
- Small storyworlds and concept collections
- Distinct people, places, and objects
- An image and an inspectable record for each entity
Production notes
Four images passed the workflow's image judge. Two remain studies; wind-instrument geometry varies between illustrations.
Demo manifest