Your story. A world readers can see.
Character art, promotional images, and short films for independent authors, directed by a person who has read your book.
It starts on the page.
We read your manuscript first. Faces, places, and mood come from your words, and you confirm the story file before anything is made.
Then we find the look.
You review a visual direction with palette, wardrobe, and light. Nothing goes into production until you approve it.
Until readers can see it.
Finished files arrive in your book's private library, sized for retailer listings, social posts, ads, and launch trailers.
Four worlds, four ways of seeing.
Original concept pieces made in our studio to show range. They are not client commissions, and each character is new.
The Night Navigator
Romantic fantasyLive-action film still. Original concept art.
Orbital Repair Shift
Science fictionDetailed 2D animation. Original concept art.
The Red Umbrella
MysteryBlack-and-white graphic novel, red accent. Original concept art.
Greenhouse Hours
Cozy fantasyHand-painted gouache. Original concept art.
How a project moves.
After you send your request, we reply with a written quote. Once you accept it, every project follows the same three stages, and you sign off on each one.
Story file
We read your pages and write a short setting and character sheet. You correct anything we got wrong before we move on.
Visual direction
Look references, palette, wardrobe, and a first character study. Approve it, or tell us what to change, right on your project page.
Finished work
Drafts come to you for comments within the revision rounds in your quote. Final files go into your book's IP library, ready to browse and download.
What you can order.
Mix and match. Your quote lists exactly what is included before you commit.
Character art
Portraits and full-figure art of your main cast, in the style that fits your genre.
High-resolution PNG or JPGPromotional images
Scenes and mood images for retailer listings, newsletters, and social posts.
Sized for the platforms you nameMarketing copy
Hooks, ad lines, and post captions drafted from your book and matched to the visuals.
Editable document
Short video
Silent clips for trailers, reels, and ads, built from the look you already approved.
MP4, vertical or wide
Questions, answered plainly.
How much does a project cost?
Every project is quoted individually after we read your request, because a single portrait and a full launch kit are very different jobs. Sending a request is free and does not commit you to anything.
Do you use AI tools?
Folioframe is a creative service. We combine human planning, editing, and review with AI-assisted production tools. Your project is produced by a person, with you involved at the key decisions.
Do I need an account?
Not to start. Anyone can send a request and get a quote. To buy, create a free account with your email and send us that address so we can link the project to it. After delivery, you sign in to your book's IP library to browse and download every file.
What happens to my manuscript?
Your files go to private storage that only the studio, your private project link, and your linked account can open. We share only the passages and descriptions a task needs with the production tools we use, and we never post your materials or your finished work without your written permission.
Where can I use the finished files?
Usage rights are written into your quote before you accept it, so you know exactly where the files can appear.
How many revisions are included?
Your quote states the number of revision rounds. You request changes on your project page, and each note is saved with the version it refers to.
What files can I send?
TXT, PDF, DOCX, or EPUB, up to 20 MB each and 5 files per request. A synopsis and a few key chapters are usually enough to start.
How do I get back to my project?
When you send a request, you get a private link. Bookmark it, and keep it private, because anyone with the link can open the project. Once the project is linked to your account, you can also sign in to reach it. If you lose the link, write to renricky50@gmail.com from the email address on your request and we will issue a new one.
Do you draw real people or young characters?
No. We create original characters depicted as adults, and we do not recreate real people or copy other artists' protected work.
Tell us about your book.
A few details are enough to prepare a quote. Everything you send stays private to you and the studio.