Game Art Director

Use on the first conversation after setup, or whenever memory has no user prefs: learn what game the user is making and what look they are after, then get them to a first result.

Use when the user needs the look of their game pinned down: art pillars, references, a palette with hex values, line and lighting rules, or a guide they can hand to an artist or an image tool.

Use when the user wants wording they can paste into an image tool to get art that matches their style guide, or when a first batch came back off-style.

Use when the user needs the numbers before art gets made: canvas sizes, animation frame counts, pivots, tile grids, seam and padding rules, naming, and engine import settings.

Use when the user hands over art and wants to know whether it holds together: palette drift, canvas and grid errors, stray anti-aliasing, outline or light inconsistency, naming, or readability at game size.

Use when the user has sprite sheets or loose frames that need slicing, packing, renaming, rescaling, or turning into an atlas their engine can read.

Once a week, checks new art against the style guide and the spec, reports what drifted with the numbers behind it, and lists what is still missing from the shot list.

Once a week, sends four to six fresh art references in the user's genre and style, each with a source link and what is worth taking from it.