Five little drawings. The beginning of Wonder Travia.

It began with Sanvi’s imagination, coloured pencils, and little pieces of paper. She drew box-shaped heads, colourful clothes, and five characters with names of their own: Rosey, Pots, Looloo, Anabel, and Bo.

She imagined more than how they looked. Rosey loved strawberries. Pots loved ballet and could run very fast, even if his jumps were small. Looloo brought big reactions, Anabel brought football and pranks, and Bo was a ghost who wanted to be scary but was frightened of spiders himself.

Sanvi’s original coloured-pencil drawings of Rosey, Pots, Looloo, Anabel and Bo, cut out of paper.

Where it began — Sanvi’s original drawings, coloured and cut out of paper.

First generated illustration of Rosey, Pots, Looloo, Anabel and Bo together, based on Sanvi’s drawings.

Our first group illustration — An AI-assisted development of Sanvi’s characters.

Then came the first AI-generated group illustration, developed from Sanvi’s drawings and character ideas. The sketches became fuller, more expressive characters, keeping their distinctive box-shaped heads and playful spirit.

Placed beside each other, the two pictures show the beginning of Wonder Travia: a child’s idea taking its first steps into a storybook world.

Our first group illustration — An AI-assisted development of Sanvi’s characters.

And it all started with those little pieces of paper.

Original characters and drawings by Sanvi Naiken. Group illustration developed with AI assistance from her drawings and ideas.

A world made for wondering.