Avatar Atelier · fictional avatar or real-person twin

Your feed keeps going. Even when you stop.

A fictional avatar built trait by trait, or a digital twin built from your photos. studio.notme creates the references and visuals in your commissioned package, for creators, brands and agencies.

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Olivia Rossinny, fictional AI character
Olivia Rossinny · fictional character

Benefits

Content without posing

Thirty visuals a month, two batches, from a monthly brief. No shoot, no studio, no travel.

A recognisable identity across your content

Reference views and consistency checks guide the production. You review the identity before the visual bank is produced.

Publishing guidance

You receive guidance on identifying your content as AI-generated and preparing it for the intended channels. For a real-person twin, the depicted person’s authorisation is part of project scoping. Publication rules depend on the content and platform; the content publisher remains responsible for checking them when publishing.

Two starting points. One method.

The production is the same either way. What changes is where the character comes from.

Fictional avatar

The fictional avatar is designed from the characteristics chosen for your project. A real-person twin is created from the depicted person’s photos and authorisation.

Build your avatar brief, free

Digital twin

You supply 3 to 5 starting photos. Additional images may be requested to document a tattoo or a distinctive feature. From these materials, studio.notme builds and checks a library of at least 19 reference views, adding more where the subject requires it. The depicted person’s likeness and AI-use authorisation is required.

See the packages

One avatar, several uses for your communication.

Bring a recognisable identity to your posts, campaigns and image series. studio.notme adapts production to your world, the content you need and your publication channels.

Your needWhat you receiveWhy it helps
Keep your social channels activePortraits and scenes tailored to your editorial direction.Keep your communication active with a recognisable visual identity.
Prepare a campaignA visual series built around an offer, product or theme.Develop variations of your message without starting over for every image.
Develop your brand worldAn avatar and scenes aligned with your art direction.Establish a recognisable character in your communication.
Showcase outfits or atmospheresVariations in wardrobe, setting and staging.Explore different directions with the same identity as your reference point.
Build a series or carouselSeveral images connected by the character, location or outfit.Tell a story beyond a single image.
Organise a team’s workReferences, productions and prompts brought together in Anchor Deck.Find useful materials and prepare what comes next without searching through generation histories.

Olivia Rossinny. The scene changes. She doesn't.

A selection of portraits, lifestyle content and continuation series. Scenes, poses and moods change around the same reference identity.

Also in continuous production: Cataleya Ozuni, second fictional character, six scenes shown.

Nine expressions. Same bones.

Shot on a neutral background in monochrome so the structure can be judged without colour: brow line, freckle map, lip shape, hairline and jaw stay put from a wink to a neutral stare. This is the layer most character work skips, and the one that breaks first.

Contact sheet of nine expressions of the same character
Nine expressions, one bone structure, cycling
Neutral expression
Neutral
Wide smile
Wide smile
Wink
Wink

Scope of production.

Creators, brands, agencies and communication teams: identity creation, references, and lifestyle, editorial and promotional visuals. The scope remains suitable for general audiences. A real-person twin requires the depicted person’s authorisation.

Your identity is documented in a library of at least 19 reference views. It brings together the angles and details needed to guide production and check character consistency. Additional views may be added to reflect the subject’s distinctive features.

Let’s talk about your character.

Fictional avatar or real-person twin: request a four-image test for 120 €, with no surcharge. After brief confirmation and payment, the 48-hour period begins once all required materials are received. The test is deducted from a later Atelier package.

Atelier creates the references, visuals and tools included in your package. Prefer to create and organise your avatar and productions yourself? Avatar Home Studio combines Foundation and Visual Kit for this DIY workflow.

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