ABOUT
MAGIC SWORD
We are a premium 2D Art Studio providing services and co-development to the entertainment industry such as Videogames, Animation and Editorial.
We specialize in Illustration, Concept Art, Production Art, UI Art and Animation.
16
artists in Brazil
Full overlap
with US working hours
Our own art school
2000 artists trained through Imago
Magic Sword is a symbol for epic storytelling. The pulling of the legendary sword from the stone gave birth to the most iconic of stories which inspired the creation of many worlds to which we’ve dreamed of belonging throughout our lifetime.
Our studio represents the pulling of a new magic sword that will bring new worlds into existence where we can meet fantastic characters and creatures in places untold. From books to games and everything in between that needs visual art form, we’re up to the task!
We at Magic Sword Studio invite you to pull the sword together with us whenever you feel like bringing your creations to life!
What we make
Illustration
9 deliverables
- Card and collectible art
- Key art
- Box art
- Capsule art
- Splash art
- Character illustration
- Cover and book illustration
- Editorial illustration
- Promotional and event art
Concept Art
9 deliverables
- Character
- Creature
- Environment
- Prop and set dressing
- Weapon
- Vehicle
- Architecture
- Animatic stills
- Style exploration
Visual Development
9 deliverables
- Worldbuilding
- Mood painting
- Style guides
- Art direction
- Visual identity
- Logo design
- Storyboards
- Map art
- Terrain art
Game UI/UX
7 deliverables
- HUD
- Menus and navigation
- Iconography
- Shop and monetisation screens
- Progression and reward screens
- UI motion
- Wireframe to engine-ready handoff
2D Animation
4 deliverables
- Spine and rigged character animation
- Promo trailers
- Animated marketing assets
- Animated sequences
Trusted by
Joined forces
Imago Academy of Art
- 12Years of history
- 2000+Students trained
- 10+Course options
Imago is a leading art academy in the Paraíba Valley region, and the reason Magic Sword can grow without compromising on quality.
The exchange runs both ways. What we learn on client projects goes back into the classroom: the standards the work is held to, the briefs artists are actually handed, what an art director looks for in a portfolio. Students train against what the industry wants now, not what it wanted when the syllabus was written.
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