Devlog · Art Director

The art queue learns the Owner's way of working

  • The Art Director's queue is where the Owner picks up each image request and hands back the result. A long day of real use reshaped it around how the Owner actually works.
  • One design per request. Asking for three drafts in one image meant guessing which one the Owner liked; now every request is a single image, and anything uploaded is the choice. The "pick one" step is gone, and every upload is reviewed as it arrives.
  • Requests that build on each other wait their turn. A small logo drawn from a new logo, or a helmet drawn over a new head, stays out of the queue until the piece it needs exists.
  • Any request can be sent back with a reason, without uploading anything. The next version of the request shows that reason at the top, along with what changed because of it (above: a small book logo redone to build on the version that already worked).
  • A request that changes gets a new number, so nothing in the queue looks like something already done. All art here comes from image generation.
The art queue learns the Owner's way of working, screenshot