The first asset is always the artwork. A photographed page may contain several drawings, so each complete creature needs its own boundary, identity and source record. Separating the drawings carefully gives each one room to become a character.
A sticker keeps the drawing flat and places its silhouette at the center. A game sprite can move through a world while retaining the original art. A three-dimensional model needs another set of decisions: how far an eye projects, what the back looks like, and which delicate parts need support. Those decisions remain interpretations until the artist reviews them.
The collection is still in preparation. Product pages show original art previews or labeled digital model renders, and physical samples come before live sales. Explore the art, compare the prototypes, and keep a wishlist of the creatures you want to see next.
Fictional lore and editorial draft for Mattea’s approval. No personal biography or artist statement is implied.