Correspondence · Masked Dreams
Choose the door closest to what you need. Every path reaches Kelsey at the same studio desk, with enough context to begin well.
Four paths inward
You do not need a perfect brief. A clear beginning is enough: what you are making, what you need, and what it needs to become.
D&D and fantasy portraits, original characters, character relationships, and deeper visual development for a person who belongs to a story or world.
Include what you already know about the character, intended use, important details, and any timing you have in mind.Deck concepts, visual direction, illustration, packaging, or thoughtful help turning a card system into a coherent object.
Tell me what exists already, the size of the deck, and where you need another mind or pair of hands.Publishing, licensing, retail, events, product partnerships, interviews, or a serious proposal involving the Masked Dreams house.
Include your organization, the proposed collaboration, the intended audience, and the practical timeline.A question about the work, an existing order that needs context, or something that does not belong behind the other doors.
A clear subject line helps your letter reach the right part of the studio quickly.The direct address
If no doorway fits, write directly. Messages are read by the maker, not passed through a faceless support system.