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Character design
Turnarounds, expression sheets and the reference pack that keeps a character the same person across two hundred panels.
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The illustration studio
Real people, drawing real pictures, rather a lot of them.
Welcome to the colourful half of the company. Our illustrators are salaried, sitting in one room in Karachi, and they will happily draw your characters, your covers, your backgrounds and your interface art — in your style, under your name, at a price you can put straight into a retainer.
The work itself
Every piece here was drawn by our own illustrators and is owned by the studio, which is why we can show it to you. Client work stays private unless they tell us otherwise. Click any piece to see it properly.
Six things we draw, all day, cheerfully
Pick one or pick all of them. Most clients start with a single piece to see how we handle their style, then hand us the volume work once they stop worrying.
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Key art
The one image that sells the whole thing. Covers, splash screens and store banners, built to survive any crop.
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Backgrounds
Environments and world detail at volume, with perspective and lighting held steady across an entire set.
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UI art
Icons, frames, buttons and interface illustration for games and apps, handed over as a system rather than a pile of PNGs.
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Storyboards
Sequences, panel layouts and shot flow for animation and pitch work. Drawn fast, revised faster, no sulking.
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Colour & lettering
Flats, rendering, effects and lettering across long-running series, where speed matters and consistency matters more.
Go on, have a scribble
A blank canvas, seven colours and no pressure whatsoever. It saves nothing, sends nothing and judges nothing — it is just here because a studio site with no drawing on it seemed a bit sad.
How a brief becomes a finished picture
Six steps, each with a timing attached, so you always know what is happening and when the next thing lands in your inbox.
You say hello
Send a brief, a mood board, three scribbles on a napkin, or just a sentence about what you need. No form gauntlet, no discovery call before anyone has seen a pencil.
Same day reply
We send a plan
Scope, style approach, number of pieces, revision rounds, turnaround and a fixed price. One page, plain English, no asterisks hiding anything.
Within 1 working day
You pay the deposit
A PayPal invoice from the UK company. 50% to start on project work, or the first month up front on a retainer. Card, PayPal balance or bank transfer, whichever suits.
Deposit clears, we start
We draw, you watch
Thumbnails first, then sketch, then colour. You see each stage and comment before we go further, so nothing gets far in the wrong direction.
Updates every 2 days
Two rounds of revisions
Included, not chargeable, not grudging. Extra rounds are quoted before we do them, never sprung on you afterwards.
No surprise charges
Delivery and the paperwork
Final files, layered sources, and a signed provenance note saying a person made it. Balance invoice, IP transfers to you on payment, everyone shakes hands.
Files within 24h of approval
What it costs, written down
Three ways to work with us, all in plain numbers. No “contact us for pricing”, because that phrase has never once made anybody happy.
Perfect for trying us out
Pilot brief
£450
one-off, fixed price
- 1 to 3 finished pieces
- 2 revision rounds
- 5 working day turnaround
- Layered source files
- Provenance note included
- Full IP transfer on payment
Our most popular arrangement
Shared queue
£1,200
per month
- One active request at a time
- Roughly 8 to 12 pieces a month
- 3 to 4 day turnaround
- Unlimited small tweaks
- Monthly rolling, cancel anytime
- White label by default
When you need a teammate
Dedicated artist
£2,400
per month, per artist
- One illustrator, yours alone
- Your brief, your style guide
- Direct chat access
- Holiday and sick cover handled
- Scales to a whole pod
- Priority on rush work
Prices are in pounds sterling and exclude VAT where it applies. Larger volumes and longer commitments get a better rate — ask, and we will work it out with you rather than making you guess.
Payment, revisions and who owns what
The unglamorous part, spelled out before you ask. Nothing here changes after you have signed anything.
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Minimum engagement£450 for a one-off pilot, or £1,200 a month for ongoing capacity. Below that the admin costs more than the drawing, and we would rather not pretend otherwise.
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Deposit and balance50% deposit on project work, balance on approval. Retainers are billed monthly in advance on the same date each month.
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How you payA PayPal invoice from M.Y Techlancers Ltd. Card, PayPal balance or bank transfer all work. GBP, USD and EUR accepted.
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Payment termsInvoices are due on receipt for pilots and net 14 for retainers. Agencies on net 30 are welcome, just say so up front and we will set it that way.
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RevisionsTwo rounds included on every piece. A third round is quoted first, and small tweaks on a retainer are simply part of the deal.
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Who owns itYou do, fully, from the moment the balance clears. Assignment is in the contract and backed by IP assignment in our own team's employment contracts.
Who tends to hire us
People who need a steady supply of pictures rather than one framed masterpiece.
Overflow capacity
Agencies
In your house style, under your name, at a fixed monthly cost you can price straight into a retainer.
Production art
Game studios
Concept, 2D assets, UI art, character sheets and key art across long cycles with cheerfully moving briefs.
Series work
Publishers
Where every volume has to look like the last one, on a schedule that does not move for anybody.
Panel volume
Webtoon
Line art, colouring and backgrounds, with character consistency held across chapters and across artists.
The part other studios leave out
A person draws it. Every piece ships with layered source files and a signed note saying a human made it, naming the tools that were and were not used. If you ever want AI assistance on a piece, we will do it and label it as such — what we will not do is let you find out afterwards.
You own it, properly. Rights transfer to you the moment the balance clears. That assignment is backed by IP clauses inside our illustrators’ own employment contracts, which is the step most studios quietly skip. Ownership that stops at a freelancer is not ownership.
White label by default. Agencies hire us and put their own name on the work. We will not post your project to our portfolio, mention your client, or tag you anywhere unless you tell us in writing that you would like us to.
We are a young studio and we say so. You will not find invented testimonials on this page. What you get instead is a £450 pilot, so you can judge the actual drawings before trusting us with a series.
Send us something to draw
A brief, a mood board, or three scribbles on a napkin. You will have a plan and a fixed price back within one working day.
Every picture here was drawn by our own artists. No stock, no fan art, nothing borrowed.