Manga Adaptation of Fantasy Novel
Budget: ₹6,000 – ₹8,000 INR
I have an action-packed fantasy novel and I’m ready to see it come alive in full manga / manhwa form. The story blends high-energy adventure with sweeping fantasy elements, so I need artwork that captures fast combat sequences, dramatic expressions, and rich, imaginative settings.
Scope
The project covers the entire book, which features eight primary characters plus supporting cast. You’ll be responsible for visual development—from the first rough sketch right through to polished, printable pages. Because I don’t have a strict deadline, quality and consistency matter more than speed; we can agree on a realistic schedule that lets the artwork shine.
Style & Tools
Clean, expressive line work, dynamic panel layouts, and atmospheric screentones or digital shading are essential. Whether you work in Clip Studio Paint, Photoshop, Procreate, or traditional ink that you scan, the end result should look ready to sit on the shelf beside popular Korean webtoons and Japanese tankōbon.
Key Deliverables
• Character model sheets for each main and recurring character
• Environment or prop sheets for complex fantasy locations and items
• Thumbnails and rough page layouts for every chapter (to approve pacing)
• Final high-resolution line art (300 DPI or higher)
• Layered color files or finished screentone versions, depending on whether we go full color or classic black-and-white
• Print-ready PDF or individual page files for web serialization
Acceptance Criteria
• Characters stay on-model and consistent across chapters
• Action panels read clearly without losing the cinematic impact
• Fantasy settings feel cohesive and match the narrative descriptions
• Files meet size and resolution specs so the book can move straight into print or digital release without rework
I’m happy to answer lore questions, share chapter synopses, and give feedback as you work. If this sounds like a world you’d love to draw, let’s map out the first milestone and start designing these heroes.
Scope
The project covers the entire book, which features eight primary characters plus supporting cast. You’ll be responsible for visual development—from the first rough sketch right through to polished, printable pages. Because I don’t have a strict deadline, quality and consistency matter more than speed; we can agree on a realistic schedule that lets the artwork shine.
Style & Tools
Clean, expressive line work, dynamic panel layouts, and atmospheric screentones or digital shading are essential. Whether you work in Clip Studio Paint, Photoshop, Procreate, or traditional ink that you scan, the end result should look ready to sit on the shelf beside popular Korean webtoons and Japanese tankōbon.
Key Deliverables
• Character model sheets for each main and recurring character
• Environment or prop sheets for complex fantasy locations and items
• Thumbnails and rough page layouts for every chapter (to approve pacing)
• Final high-resolution line art (300 DPI or higher)
• Layered color files or finished screentone versions, depending on whether we go full color or classic black-and-white
• Print-ready PDF or individual page files for web serialization
Acceptance Criteria
• Characters stay on-model and consistent across chapters
• Action panels read clearly without losing the cinematic impact
• Fantasy settings feel cohesive and match the narrative descriptions
• Files meet size and resolution specs so the book can move straight into print or digital release without rework
I’m happy to answer lore questions, share chapter synopses, and give feedback as you work. If this sounds like a world you’d love to draw, let’s map out the first milestone and start designing these heroes.