Write one decision-ready brief per stable asset ID.
Creator-to-artist-to-production workflow
Tabletop Art Asset Handoff
Turn an art list into clear briefs, visible production status, a checkable delivery, print-size evidence, and a usable credits record—without uploading project files.
Local processing: CSVs and artwork selected in these tools stay in this browser tab.
Five distinct handoff decisions
Use the tool for the stage you are approving.
The workbench does not invent a universal art pipeline. It turns your project rules and supplier requirements into reviewable records.
Generator
Art Brief Builder
Capture gameplay context, framing, visual direction, non-negotiables, deliverables, and review ownership.
TrackerArt Asset Production Tracker
Summarize status, missing briefs, duplicate IDs, invalid dates, and overdue incomplete assets from a CSV.
CheckerDelivery Manifest Checker
Compare an expected filename manifest with a local delivery for missing, extra, duplicate, and wrong-format files.
CheckerImage Resolution & Print Size
Calculate effective PPI from local image pixels and creator-entered trim, bleed, rotation, and resolution targets.
BuilderCredits & Attribution Manifest
Check asset-linked creator, role, rights basis, source, and approved credit text, then generate a credit block.
See what is unbriefed, unfinished, or past its milestone.
Reconcile the named files against the expected delivery.
Check pixel evidence against the print size and PPI you entered.
Keep publication text linked to its creator and rights record.
Suggested sequence
Stable IDs connect the work.
Use the same asset ID in the brief, tracker, delivery manifest, and credit ledger. A filename may change during revision; the stable ID preserves the project decision trail.
Deliberate boundary
Evidence, not automatic approval.
These tools do not evaluate artistic quality, contracts, ownership, color profiles, layered files, or a manufacturer’s unpublished rules. Record the real partner requirements and make the final approval yourself.