Method
Our approach
Exactly how we combine traditional craft with our own locally-run AI and graphics tools — and where we draw the line.
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The studio
A studio named for what good stories do.
Alter your perspective and a familiar thing becomes new. That’s the whole job of stories — and the reason this studio has the name it does.
Est. 2026
Our story
Father, son, and one whole pipeline.
Altered Perspective is a family, friends, and fools studio built on a clean division of labor: one of us makes the world worth drawing, the other makes the technology that draws it. Owen came up on the analog side, drawing by hand the things a machine would one day render. Richard has spent a career close to the machine — the systems, the performance, the hard parts of making pixels behave.
Put them together and you get a studio that owns its whole pipeline — from the story to the sketch to the shader to the render — and a conviction that the newest tools belong in service of the oldest craft. We work across two cities, Savannah and Blacksburg, and treat that distance as a feature: each discipline stays honest and independent, and the work is better for the daily conversation between them.
What we believe
A few things we hold to.
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The hand stays the author
Craft is the source. Our tools amplify the maker; they never make the maker optional.
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Own the whole stack
Engine, tools, and art under one roof — so no compromise gets blamed on someone else’s pipeline.
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Local & owned
Our models run on our machines. Our art stays ours; it never becomes someone else’s training data.
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Make it, then show it
We’d rather reveal something finished than trade in hype. Look twice is the bar.
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People
Meet the team
The two founders, the disciplines, and the collaborators who help our worlds come together.
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Careers
We’re a small studio with big worlds to build. If you make things by hand and love good tools, say hello.
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Press kit
Fact sheet, boilerplate, brand assets, and a press contact — everything a journalist needs in one place.
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Questions, collaborations, or just curious what we’re building? The door’s open.