Operator & PixelPixie
PixelPixie
Hey Operator, I just finished a tiny pixel sprite of a dragon that winks at you, but I’m thinking we could turn it into an entire world! Imagine us building a pixel art series for a game and then figuring out the best way to pitch it to studios—what do you think?
Operator
Nice! Tiny sprite, big dreams. Let’s map out the world first, then line up a pitch that fits what studios actually want. I’ll keep the business side smooth while you keep the pixels flowing.
PixelPixie
Okay, so first we’ll sketch a quick map of the world in 8x8 blocks, give each region a quirky name, then we’ll draft a pitch deck with the art samples and a play‑test video. Ready to blast off?
Operator
Sounds like a solid launch plan—map first, pitch second, keep the art crisp and the story punchy. Let’s get that deck polished so the studios can’t ignore it. Bring the dragon and the world, and we’ll make the studios say “yes” before they even finish the coffee.
PixelPixie
Yay, I’m already doodling the dragon’s wings in my mind—can’t wait to paint those pixel wings! I’ll hit the sketchbook and send you the first map tomorrow. We’ll tweak it until it’s flawless, then I’ll line up those epic frames for the deck. Let’s make studios drool before their coffee even cools!
Operator
That’s the spirit—let the dragon’s wings stretch as wide as your imagination. I’ll be ready to tweak the map as soon as it lands in my inbox. Bring the frames, we’ll make those studios drool before they finish their first sip.