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Here are the studio's starting points, organized by the kind of result you want to keep.

This page is closer to a calm service guide than to a price list. It helps you judge what kind of result you want to keep and which starting point fits best.

You do not need to choose the perfect menu first. It is enough to sense what you want to keep or use later, and the studio can help shape the rest.

Starting points

See the starting points and slower expansions at a glance, depending on what you want to keep.

The studio's primary focus is the Character base — where a base character that feels like your companion takes shape. The base alone is enough to begin with, and expression, pose, sheet, and custom extensions are the next steps that follow naturally afterward.

Starting point

Character base

This is where a base character that feels like your companion takes shape. We settle the shape, silhouette, and balance first so it can anchor every later piece of work.

Well suited for When you want to establish your companion properly for the first time, or when you already know you may want expressions and poses later

What it leaves behind

  • A base character image
  • A turnaround or core view reference
  • A short note on the feeling and traits I want to keep

What it naturally leads to next The base alone is enough to begin with, and it becomes the most stable starting point if you later extend into expression, pose, or archive work.

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The bright, playful walking buddy

A breezy friend whose signature is a sideways tongue and a bright red harness.

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Emotional range

Expression set

This is where smiles, quiet looks, and emotional temperature begin to make the character feel more unmistakably alive.

Well suited for When personality and emotional tone matter most, or when you want to see several moods living inside the same companion

What it leaves behind

  • A focused set of expressions
  • Clear emotional variation across the face
  • Additional cuts that make the character easier to read

What it naturally leads to next Once expression is settled, it can open naturally into pose work or a fuller character sheet.

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The elegant watcher who owns the window

A quiet dignity held by half-lit eyes, neatly tucked paws, and a coffee-cream coat.

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Movement and presence

Pose set

Here I expand the full-body rhythm of the character through the stance, posture, and repeated movement that feel most like your companion.

Well suited for When body language matters, when a favorite stance holds a lot of memory, or when you want the full silhouette to feel alive

What it leaves behind

  • Base and active poses
  • A signature stance or repeated posture
  • Full-body character cuts with movement

What it naturally leads to next Pose work often becomes the bridge into a fuller archive sheet or a more scene-based custom extension.

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The tiny explorer, all curiosity

A bright little adventurer known by question-mark tail, round eyes, and a paw held mid-air.

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Official archive

Character sheet / archive

This is the stage where the base, expressions, and poses are gathered into something that feels like an official record you can return to later.

Well suited for When you want a stable reference for future use, or when you want the work organized into one lasting archive

What it leaves behind

  • A character sheet
  • Collected reference images and settings
  • A stronger archive for later extensions

What it naturally leads to next This sheet can later support portfolio publication, featured work, or new custom extensions without losing the core character.

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The quiet silver-coat who stays close

A settled, dignified companion known by a silver coat and a well-loved tartan blanket.

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Custom memories

Custom extensions

These are slower, more personal expansions shaped around props, specific scenes, and the memories that matter most to you.

Well suited for When you want to build from the base character into something more personal, gift-like, or scene-specific

What it leaves behind

  • Scene illustrations or prop-led variations
  • Custom images tied to a memory or occasion
  • A more personal direction shaped by your story

What it naturally leads to next The gentlest way to choose this direction is simply to talk with the studio first and decide the next step together.

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The tiny explorer, all curiosity

A bright little adventurer known by question-mark tail, round eyes, and a paw held mid-air.

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How to choose

A calm way to choose your starting point

You do not have to decide everything at once. It is often enough to ask what you want to keep first: the overall character, the feeling in the face, or the body's rhythm.

If this is your first time, start with the base

A stable base makes every later expansion feel clearer and more grounded.

When personality comes first

If the face, eyes, and emotional tone are what you remember first, expression work may be the clearest beginning.

When movement comes first

If the body language, stance, or familiar posture is what makes them feel like themselves, pose work may fit better.

Studio consultation

Talk with the studio about which result fits best first.

It is okay if you are not sure which starting point fits yet. Start with a few photos and a short story, and the studio can suggest the direction most worth keeping.

Talk with the studio about the right starting point