WOMPY’S CREATOR DESK · FOR GROWN-UPS

I opened a studio.
The toast is
not in charge.

A small friend. A wonderfully big starting point. Character references, playful scene ideas and creative briefs for making something Wompy in your own creative tools.

Take the starter kit Explore Wompy Studio

8.2 MB ZIP · No purchase or sign-up. Your chosen image tool makes the artwork.

Wompy studies a piece of jam toast in her little pastel office. — “Is an art direction just… pointing at something nice?”

YOUR LITTLE BOX OF BEGINNINGS

Same Wompy.
A new little adventure.

The starter kit includes eight reference images, eight scene recipes, Wompy’s character guide and a review checklist. Keep the actual images beside the brief: words alone cannot carry every little detail.

Unpack a little possibility.
Download and unzip the kit. Choose the main character references and a scene that makes you smile.
Let your tools meet Wompy.
Attach the reference images to your image tool with the brief. A tool that accepts reference images will be needed.
Look closely. Then look again.
Check her face, her six short underside legs and the story’s feeling. A prepared brief is a beginning; the finished picture still needs your eyes.

THREE IDEAS LEFT ON THE DESK

Pick a little
“what if?”

Copy a request for your assistant, using the downloaded kit or a connected Wompy MCP. These are starting requests, ready for your own twist.

01 · LITTLE ADVENTURE

A leaf.
A puddle.
A very long voyage?

“Do you think this puddle goes all the way to the moon?”

A low, child-height view, soft morning light and one curious little traveller.

See & copy the request

Leaf-boat scene request

Help me prepare a 4:5 Wompy still using the Little adventure recipe (small-adventure). Wompy pauses beside a fallen leaf that looks like a little boat, studying a shallow garden puddle as if it might lead somewhere new. Use a low, child-height camera, soft morning light and Wompy on the right third. Caption suggestion: “Do you think this puddle goes all the way to the moon?” Keep lettering out of the image.

Use the actual character references from my Wompy starter kit, or retrieve them through the connected Wompy MCP. Keep her round pastel plush body, cyan/blue pixel eyes, exactly six short underside legs with natural occlusion, and no separate arms. With MCP, prepare the creation and fetch every selected reference image; otherwise follow the kit’s character guide. Pass the actual images to my chosen image tool. If image generation is unavailable, give me the prepared brief and references without claiming an image was made. Review any rendered result against the kit’s checklist; do not publish it or call it officially approved.

02 · STICKER MOMENT

An enormous
feeling.
A tiny sticker.

“Wait… that was AMAZING!”

Bright pixel eyes, a delighted smile and plenty of space for a wonderfully clear little face.

See & copy the request

Delighted sticker request

Help me prepare a 1:1 Wompy still using the Sticker moment recipe (reaction-sticker). Wompy leans forward with wide pixel eyes and a delighted open smile. Use a centered close-up, broad soft light and a simple pale mint or warm cream background, with a clear silhouette and breathing room around the fur. Caption suggestion: “Wait… that was AMAZING!” Keep all lettering out of the image. No props.

Use the actual character references from my Wompy starter kit, or retrieve them through the connected Wompy MCP. Keep her round pastel plush body, cyan/blue pixel eyes, exactly six short underside legs with natural occlusion, and no separate arms. With MCP, prepare the creation and fetch every selected reference image; otherwise follow the kit’s character guide. Pass the actual images to my chosen image tool. If image generation is unavailable, give me the prepared brief and references without claiming an image was made. Review any rendered result against the kit’s checklist; do not publish it or call it officially approved.

03 · BEDTIME WONDER

One last
question for
the stars.

“Do stars get sleepy too?”

A soft quilt, a quiet window and a tiny warm glow at the edge of bedtime.

See & copy the request

Bedtime stars scene request

Help me prepare a 4:5 Wompy still using the Bedtime wonder recipe (bedtime-wonder). Wompy rests on a soft quilt beneath a window scattered with quiet stars, looking up with sleepy curiosity. Frame her in the lower half, with the starry window above. Balance cool moonlight with a small warm bedside glow, soft edges and low contrast. Caption suggestion: “Do stars get sleepy too?” Keep lettering out of the image. No held objects or added accessories.

Use the actual character references from my Wompy starter kit, or retrieve them through the connected Wompy MCP. Keep her round pastel plush body, cyan/blue pixel eyes, exactly six short underside legs with natural occlusion, and no separate arms. With MCP, prepare the creation and fetch every selected reference image; otherwise follow the kit’s character guide. Pass the actual images to my chosen image tool. If image generation is unavailable, give me the prepared brief and references without claiming an image was made. Review any rendered result against the kit’s checklist; do not publish it or call it officially approved.

These scenes are creative ideas, not product demonstrations. Your chosen creative tool’s availability, terms and costs apply.

A LITTLE MORE ROOM TO MAKE

The studio door
is just over here.

Explore all eight recipes, choose references and prepare a custom creation kit or a collection of scenes. Wompy Studio brings the brief and images together for your creative tools.

Open Wompy Studio

Opens a separate site in a new tab:
wompy-studio.juliacharlton.chatgpt.site

Studio prepares still-image briefs and kits; it does not render images or generate video. Your drafts are not saved there, so download a kit to keep them. If Studio is unavailable, the starter kit above works with your own tools.

FOR PEOPLE WHO ALREADY USE AI TOOLSBring Wompy’s references into your assistant.Connect the Wompy Studio MCP

MCP lets a compatible assistant retrieve Wompy’s actual reference images, read her character guide and prepare a creative kit. Image rendering still happens through your assistant’s image tool.

Remote HTTP MCP endpoint

https://wompy-studio.juliacharlton.chatgpt.site/mcp

In your assistant’s connector or MCP settings, add the remote HTTP endpoint above.
Follow its OAuth sign-in flow. Your client needs remote HTTP MCP and OAuth support, and your account needs access to this Site.
Ask for a scene using one of the requests above. Have the assistant retrieve the actual reference images and pass them to its image tool.

Connection unavailable? Client support and account access vary; this is not a promise of a public plugin listing or universal access. Download the starter kit and attach its reference images directly instead.

Nine little tools, with specific jobs.

Meet & explore: get_characterlist_recipesget_recipesearch_libraryget_reference
Prepare & take away: prepare_creationplan_collectionexport_kit
Check the details: review_checklistReview guidance, not automatic visual approval.

THE DETAILS ARE PART OF THE MAGIC

Keep her
wonderfully Wompy.

She is a curious beginner: a round pastel friend with expressive pixel eyes and exactly six short plush legs underneath. Rear legs may be naturally hidden. She has no separate humanlike arms. Let her ask the little questions that make a story open up.

Check every finished image before using it. Preparing a kit does not grant official release approval or a broad merchandise or trademark licence. For official collaborations or permissions, get in touch with Wompy’s team.

I opened a studio.The toast isnot in charge.

Same Wompy.A new little adventure.

Unpack a little possibility.

Let your tools meet Wompy.

Look closely. Then look again.

Pick a little“what if?”

A leaf.A puddle.A very long voyage?

An enormousfeeling.A tiny sticker.

One lastquestion forthe stars.

The studio dooris just over here.

Nine little tools, with specific jobs.

Keep herwonderfully Wompy.

I opened a studio.
The toast is
not in charge.

Same Wompy.
A new little adventure.

Pick a little
“what if?”

A leaf.
A puddle.
A very long voyage?

An enormous
feeling.
A tiny sticker.

One last
question for
the stars.

The studio door
is just over here.

Keep her
wonderfully Wompy.