From the Studio
A more personal look at sketches, writing updates, visual experiments, milestones, process notes, and the creative chaos behind the worlds.
The story from both of us
Emma and Miranda are building the same creative home together, but each remembers and talks about the journey in her own way. These first journal notes share two personal perspectives on how Two Girls One Idea grew into what it is now.
Welcome to Two Girls One Idea
Why I want this studio to become more than a portfolio — and why I hope you’ll feel like part of what we’re building.
Welcome to Two Girls One Idea
How separate ideas slowly became a studio — and why I want every world to find the format that fits it best.
From rough draft to real creative space
Emma writes about physically building the website and the little details that made it feel personal. Miranda reflects on what changed once all of the projects finally had one place to live.
Building Our Creative Home
What it felt like turning a rough website plan into something we could actually open, click through, and call ours.
Building Our Creative Home
What changed when our separate projects finally had one place to live — and why I want the site to show both the polished work and the process behind it.
Different genres. Same curiosity.
Emma writes about loving the challenge of trying everything. Miranda writes about genre as a storytelling tool that helps each project become the version of itself that makes the most sense.
Why We Don’t Stick to One Genre
Why jumping between genres feels less like inconsistency to me and more like one of the best ways to keep learning.
Why We Don’t Stick to One Genre
Why genre helps shape the story without defining the studio — and why creative identity can be bigger than one category.
More From the Studio
More process notes, sketches, development updates, and project stories will be added as the studio grows.
Visual Development Notes
Selected early designs, revisions, and before-and-after creative decisions can live here as the artwork grows.
“This character changed outfits approximately twelve times.”
“This scene was supposed to be three pages. It became seventeen.”