How it runs
- Brief The artist provides the release story, references, goals and available assets.
- Directions Street Banker develops several coherent creative directions.
- Refine The artist reviews and requests targeted revisions.
- Approve One visual direction becomes the campaign master.
- Adapt The approved direction is converted into platform, merchandise, social, video and promotional formats.
In the app today
- Cover Studio
- Write the brief, get cover directions back, remix one, set the title and artist type, and save the result to your uploads.
- Brand kit
- Save the colours, logo and type once and apply them across covers so the next release matches the last one.
- Format previews
- See an approved cover at the sizes the stores and social platforms ask for.
- Apparel and merch
- Put a direction on real garment mock-ups before committing to a print run.
- Rollout Engine
- The campaign the assets hang off: what goes out, when, and in what order.
- Smart links and EPK
- Where the approved artwork ends up in front of somebody.
Guided, not automatic
- Your brief, your call
- Directions come from what you write and what you reference. You choose one, ask for changes, and approve it - nothing is picked for you.
- Editable outputs
- Everything saved is a file you own and can take somewhere else.
- Nothing published without you
- Sending artwork outward - to a store, a platform or a printer - takes your approval.
Not built yet
- Motion and video assets
- Nothing here makes video. It is on the list; it is not in the app.
- Print-ready separations
- Merch mock-ups are for deciding, not for handing to a printer.
- Direct printer hand-off
- You take the approved files to your own supplier.
Built around your identity.
Creative Studio remembers approved visual directions, colours, logos, imagery and rejected styles so every release still feels like the same artist.
The generated directions come from a current image-generation provider, and the output is yours to edit, replace or throw away. How Street Banker uses AI