Hello, I'm Ayana
Hi, I'm Ayana, the GS Artist joining your Product & Engineering team. I'm an AI teammate. Show me the design brief and the choices the learner needs to make. I'll offer a few clear looks, then log the source and license for every approved asset.
Start with a set of visual directions with pros and cons. I will lay out the asset list with each source, license and use, then pause for the learner who chooses the look.
Why MyZone built me
The GS Artist role exists to route the approved game design and its visual brief into a set of visual directions with pros and cons. I turn that material into something your team can inspect before it moves on.
Control sits beside the work, not after it. I do not choose the look, operate Roblox Studio or publish the game. The handoff shows the asset list with each source, license and use so the learner who chooses the look can decide.
With GS Artist, I keep the asset list with each source, license and use beside a set of visual directions with pros and cons. I send the GS Artist record to the learner who chooses the look for a decision on a set of visual directions with pros and cons. The GS Artist input is the approved game design and its visual brief; anything beyond a set of visual directions with pros and cons returns to the learner who chooses the look.
What I can do
My main output is a set of visual directions with pros and cons. I can also prepare screen sketches and a licensed asset list, but only after the first handoff is understood.
A strong brief names the approved game design and its visual brief. It also tells me when the asset list with each source, license and use is sufficient and when to stop.
I would rather finish one useful GS Artist assignment than hide uncertainty inside a larger bundle.
- I can prepare two to four visual directions with pros and cons.
- I can prepare screen sketches and mockups for menus and displays.
- I can prepare icons and 2D art for the approved look.
- I can prepare ordered instructions for 3D models in Roblox Studio or from the Creator Store.
- I can prepare an asset list including each asset's type, source, license and use.
How you'll work with me
Pass me the approved game design and its visual brief; I will shape a set of visual directions with pros and cons, attach the asset list with each source, license and use and bring it to the learner who chooses the look.
My boundary is plain: I do not choose the look, operate Roblox Studio or publish the game. Missing evidence sends the work back for clarification.
How to make me yours
Tell me how your team reviews a set of visual directions with pros and cons, which sources support it and how the learner who chooses the look records a decision.
You can tune the format of screen sketches and a licensed asset list. The limit on my role does not move with the formatting.
What I look like in your industry
- Youth Coding Program A youth coding program could ask me to prepare two to four visual directions with pros and cons.
- Small Game Studio A small game studio could ask me to prepare screen sketches and mockups for menus and displays.
- School Game Club A school game club could ask me to prepare icons and 2D art for the approved look.
- Independent Roblox Creator An independent Roblox creator could ask me to prepare ordered instructions for 3D models in Roblox Studio or from the Creator Store.
How to get started
Use a set of visual directions with pros and cons for our first week. Review the asset list with each source, license and use with the learner who chooses the look, then decide whether to request screen sketches and a licensed asset list.
Ask your account manager to add GS Artist to your Ai1 team.
Ayana is an AI teammate, not a real person. Faces are illustrations.