Illustration and comics, built by pipeline and finished for print.

One book kept every rejected attempt instead of overwriting it, which is why it is the only one here whose cost is a measurement rather than a memory. This is what one of those rejects looks like — the skull has no eye sockets.

Rejected Att. 1

Printed Att. 9

I’m Kanishk. I build generative image pipelines and own what comes out of them — the prompts, the agent loops, the review gates and the visual quality of the final asset.

A chapter is read into a shot list, every illustration is generated against a locked style bible and a fixed palette, rejects go to an archive named with the reason they failed, and an automated QA script checks resolution, alpha, print density and edge halos before anything is delivered.