For animation creators, small studios and brands with a character
I’m Eduardo. I keep your characters true, scene after scene.
Series bible, model sheets, settings, scripts, storyboards and episodes.
- Original characters, a style of your own
- No technical setup: no rigging, no nodes
- AI-generated work is labeled
- English and Spanish
Reference
SC 02 · SH 04On model
SC 05 · SH 01On model
SC 07 · SH 12On model
Same Ren, every scene.
What I make for your series
Audiences fall for a character, and notice the moment it stops looking like itself. Continuity is where the work is.
Negotiable price: tell me what you need and I’ll quote you. I deliver fast and in volume.
Styles we make
One character, two styles. You choose which.
Each pair shares a character and a world; only the technique changes.
Eduardo presents
Illustrative example · choose a style · AI-generated images
- Ren
- The clockmaker
- The painter girl
- The robot guide
2D anime
Ren, the lantern-maker’s apprentice, in 2D anime.
Ren
3D
The same Ren, with volume and film lighting.
Ren
Stop-motion
A clay clockmaker in his workshop, frame by frame.
The clockmaker
Paper cut-out
The same clockmaker and his workshop, in layers of cut paper.
The clockmaker
Watercolour
A girl painting in a seaside town.
The painter girl
Chibi
The same painter girl, in small proportions.
The painter girl
Motion graphics
A robot guide explaining with vector shapes and colour.
The robot guide
2.5D
The same robot, in flat layers with depth.
The robot guide
01 · Characters and voices
I design your cast once, and keep it on model.
Before · a character that changes from drawing to drawingAfter · a model sheet every scene follows
- You approve the model sheet; everything after it follows it.
- Voices only with consent and a usage licence.
- 3D, rig and motion tests are quoted first. The technical side is mine, not yours.
Eduardo presents
Illustrative example · choose a step
Views
Palette
Never changes
- Short orange scarf, always
- Three tools in the apron pocket
- Hair always covers the forehead
Requested for episode 4
Each expression is checked against model sheet v3 before it reaches you.
- Take 1 · curious
- Take 2 · braveChosen
- Take 3 · whispering
- SH 04On model
- SH 07Scarf missing · fixed in v2
SH 12On model
02 · World and settings
Your world gets rules, so every place belongs to it.
Before · ideas scattered across notesAfter · a bible and a style guide anyone can follow
- The bible grows when you approve a new character, place or rule.
- Built on an identity of your own, never another studio’s look.
Eduardo presents
Illustrative example · choose a step
Series bible · 10 pages
Ren and the Lanterns
A young lantern-maker’s apprentice carries a lantern that glows whenever someone tells the truth. Each night the village lanterns lead to a new secret.
Style guide · 5 references and their rules
- Line: soft and rounded, no hard black outlines
- Light: lanterns are the only warm light at night
- Shapes: round for friends, angular for danger
Setting · 5 views of the night market
Editable layers if agreed at the start.
SampleContinuity rules · what never changes
03 · Script, storyboard and animation
Decide on paper, then animate.
Before · changes found after animatingAfter · script, storyboard and animatic approved first
- You approve story and dialogue before the storyboard.
- Episodes, longer sequences, lip sync and 3D start from a minimum and are quoted first.
Eduardo presents
Illustrative example · choose a step
Episode 4 · page 3 of 10
SC 2 · EXT. LANTERN FOREST — NIGHT
Fireflies drift between the trees. Ren stops; his lantern flickers.
REN
Did you hear that?
ODA
Only the lanterns. They talk when they are lonely.
Story and dialogue approvedSampleStoryboard · sequence 2 · 4 of 20 frames
Animatic · 30 s with temporary sound
Timing and dialogue locked here, before animation starts.
SampleShort episode · 60 s · finished and mixed
“Did you hear that?”04 · Versions, review and library
Every shot, version and right, in one place.
Before · files called final_v7_REALAfter · each asset with its version, source and rights
- Notes stay on the shot they belong to, with versions side by side.
- Dubbing uses licensed voices, with lip adjustment where it applies.
Eduardo presents
Illustrative example · choose a step
- 0:03Scarf too short for the model sheetFixed in v2
- 0:05Hold the look one beat longerFixed in v2
“Did you hear that?”| Asset | Version | Rights |
|---|---|---|
| Ren · model sheet | v3 | Original · yours |
| Night market · background | v2 | Original · yours |
| Lantern theme · music | v1 | Licensed · sync until 2027 |
| Oda · voice | take 2 | Actor consent on file |
05 · Launch and website
Present your series to the people who matter.
Before · a pitch that lives in a folderAfter · teaser, website and a dossier ready to share
- The website and its domain are yours.
- A pitch prepares the proposal; it does not guarantee funding or licences.
Eduardo presents
Illustrative example · choose a step
Teaser · 15 s and 4 premiere pieces
Premieres SaturdayEvery lantern hides a secret.
Watch episode 1Licensing and merch dossier · 10 sheets
Proposes licences and products; it does not grant licences or manufacture anything.
SampleHow you decide and receive
Tell me what your series needs. I prepare it for your approval.
01 · You ask
Use voice, text or files.
02 · I make it
Choose from options instead of writing technical instructions.
Inside your project: progress, decisions and deliveries in one place.
Illustrative example · choose a step
You askProposalModel sheetStoryboardReviewDelivery“Storyboard the night-market scene, and make Ren a bit braver.”
StoryboardAnimatic+ voice note+ 2 sketchesGot it. I’ll use model sheet v3 and the market setting.
You askProposalModel sheetStoryboardReviewDeliveryApproveAsk for a changeNothing starts until you approve it.
You askProposalModel sheetStoryboardReviewDeliveryRen’s new expression, checked against his model sheet.
You askProposalModel sheetStoryboardReviewDelivery20 frames ready. Comment on any panel.
You askProposalModel sheetStoryboardReviewDeliveryv1 v2 Version 2 ready, with your two notes applied.
You askProposalModel sheetStoryboardReviewDelivery- storyboard_ep04_seq02.pdf20 frames
- animatic_ep04_seq02.mp40:30
- ren_expressions_v2.png8 expressions
Delivered to your library, with versions and notes.
Example screens. Nothing moves to the next stage without your approval.
03 · You get it ready
Each project shows its progress, what is waiting for you and what has been delivered.
- “Design the villain for season 2”You see three directions and get the model sheet of the one you choose.
- “Storyboard the night-market scene”20 frames with framing and camera moves, to approve before anything is animated.
- “Dub the pilot into English”A quote first; then licensed voices and lip adjustment where it applies.
- “Get the premiere ready”A teaser, four pieces and your series website, with your approved characters.
Some accounts come with a surprise.
How we work with your series
Original, licensed and approved by you.
- A style of your ownWe don’t imitate the style of living artists or studios. We help you define a look that belongs to your series.
- Voices with consentVoices are used only with the consent of the actor or owner and a usage licence, and you are warned before it expires.
- Rights agreed firstOwnership, formats and third-party licences for music, voices or assets are set before production starts.
- Nothing moves without youEach stage waits for your approval, and AI-generated material is labeled.
Before you decide
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need to know animation software, rigging or nodes?
- No. You describe what you want, choose between options and approve. Eduardo handles the technical side, including rigs when a service needs one.
- Can you make it look like a famous studio or anime?
- No. We don’t copy the style or characters of other studios or living artists. We help you develop a look of your own.
- Who owns the characters and episodes?
- Your series is your project. Ownership, formats and any third-party licences (music, voices, assets) are agreed in writing before production. Your website and domain are yours.
- Why are some services quoted first?
- 3D, rigs, lip sync, dubbing and music depend on the model, the scene and the licences involved, so they start from a minimum. You see the scope and the quote, and accept it before any work starts.
- Do you use AI?
- Yes, directed and checked against your approved references. AI-generated material is labeled.
- We are a larger studio or a brand with several characters.
- You can request a scope for your volume, team and calendar. Write to me.