CHEMANEL · Work in progress
CHEMANEL.

AI Characters / A PERSONALITY, FROM THE FIRST LINE

A character with
something to say.

Give your idea a face, a personality and a visual world. From the first character study to a refined set of images for your brand or story.

Discuss your ideaSee a first project

Your idea → The plan → Ready to use.
A clear direction, shaped one step at a time.

CHARACTER STUDY  /  01
Pencil character study of an original woman, with expression sketches and a fabric swatch.

A personality on paper.

Explore the face, expression and feeling behind your character.

Original AI-assisted character concept · illustrative example

Finished illustrative portrait of the same fictional woman in an ivory jacket.
Original character study · AI-assisted illustrative concept

A POSSIBLE FIRST PROJECT

One character.
A direction you can build on.

Imagine an original character for a lifestyle brand: approachable, quietly confident and recognisable across a small set of campaign images.

  1. 01

    Personality

    Expression and presence that fit the story.

  2. 02

    Visual identity

    A face, wardrobe and palette to guide the next images.

  3. 03

    Use in context

    A portrait direction that can grow into a reference pack and selected scenes.

WHAT WE CAN MAKE

Choose a first step.

For a brand, campaign or story that needs a character people can recognise.

01 / A PLACE TO BEGIN

Find your character

Explore the face, personality, wardrobe and mood before choosing a direction.

YOU RECEIVE

Selected character concepts and a clear visual direction.

02 / A PLACE TO BEGIN

Build a reference pack

Give the chosen character a useful visual foundation for further creative work.

YOU RECEIVE

A curated reference sheet with appearance and styling notes.

03 / A PLACE TO BEGIN

Create a small image set

Bring the character into a few agreed scenes for a presentation, story or campaign.

YOU RECEIVE

Refined images in the agreed sizes, with usage notes.

YOUR STARTING POINT

A rough idea.
A clear conversation.

A few words about the character are enough. Share the personality, intended use and any references you have. We’ll agree the image set, level of consistency and review points together.

We agree the scope, deliverables, timing and quote before work begins.

WHAT YOU TAKE AWAY

Made for
your next step.

  • A character brief: personality, audience and intended use
  • Selected concepts and a reference sheet for the chosen direction
  • Agreed final images, export sizes and usage notes

A FEW PRACTICAL QUESTIONS

Before we
begin.

Can you match an existing style or reference?

References help us discuss mood, composition, and visual priorities. We agree how close the direction needs to be and check whether the available materials can be used for the project.

Can a character look identical in every image?

Consistency is reviewed visually against agreed examples. A small pilot is the sensible first step when the brief requires very close identity matching or varied scenes.

What do we agree before starting?

Style, reference rights, consistency requirements, output formats, and revision rounds are agreed in advance. Exact identity matching and consistency across complex scenes require a feasibility test.

LET’S FIND A GOOD START

Who is your
character?

Tell me the personality, the audience and where you want the character to appear.

Discuss your idea