Rendering treatments
Pixel art
An overhead terrain study reveals discrete clusters and constrained detail.
Games & animation
Find the visual rules of your world.
Explore the marks, materials and lighting that could guide a character or environment.
World-building directions
10 visual directions · Generated examples
Rendering treatments
Cel-shaded rendering
A doorway scene separates light and shadow into graphic tonal steps.
Tactile worlds
Clay stop-motion
Rounded forms and worked clay-like surfaces give the scene a tactile character.
Rendering treatments
Low-poly 3D
A little world made of simple shapes, crisp facets, and soft light.
Tactile worlds
FunHaus miniature
Bold stripes and exaggerated sculptural shapes recast the circus-inspired FunHaus forecast as a playful miniature.
Tactile worlds
Needle-felt world
Fuzzy wool fibers and softly rounded forms turn the landscape into a tiny handmade felt world.
Character language
Rubber-hose cartoon
Bouncy curves, pie-cut eyes, and inky outlines animate an everyday scene with early-cartoon mischief.
Digital aesthetics
Vaporwave dreamscape
Pastel neon, retro computer geometry, and hazy gradients turn the landscape into a nostalgic digital daydream.
Tactile worlds
Origami world
Folded paper planes, sharp creases, and crisp cast shadows build a small sculptural world.
Tactile worlds
Crochet yarn world
Chunky yarn loops and stitched seams give the entire scene a soft, handmade toy texture.
Change the rendering logic
Pixel art builds form from discrete clusters. Cel shading separates light into bounded bands. Clay stop-motion references tangible modeled surfaces. Each treatment changes how detail, scale and material should be described.
Still-image visual development only; no working animation, shader or tested game assets.