Create Visuals for a New Generation of V-Livers

Japan’s largest live streaming app “17LIVE“, operated by 17LIVE Inc., and “ForCreators“, aimed at becoming the infrastructure for all those engaged in creative activities, will host a collaborative creator recruitment event for visuals for new V-Livers under “Polaris Palette.” This event, beginning on June 6, 2025, seeks creators responsible for designing character visuals for new V-Livers set to debut from “Polaris Palette.”

Event Details

This event is currently searching for creators to produce character visuals (concept art, illustrations, Live2D animations) for V-Livers. There are no restrictions on who can apply, allowing both professionals and amateurs to participate. Results will be communicated individually. Applications can be submitted through the project’s application form. Additionally, a promotional video about the recruitment is already available, so feel free to check it out.

About “Polaris Palette”

“Polaris Palette” is a V-Liver production company jointly established by 17LIVE Inc. and its group company, N Craft Inc. Since February 2025, they have been recruiting trainees with the goal of producing V-Livers who captivate listeners like the North Star. For more details, please visit the “Polaris Palette” recruitment information page.

Providing a New Stage for Creation

ForCreators Inc., co-hosting this event, is dedicated to supporting creators by providing infrastructure for creative activities. The company supports a variety of content creation, including design, and this event is part of its ongoing activities. For further information, please visit the official site of ForCreators Inc.

Impressions and Outlook

The “Polaris Palette” new V-Liver recruitment event will serve as a platform where creative talents converge and give birth to uniquely individual V-Livers. By bringing together creators from diverse backgrounds, we anticipate the emergence of new fusion and innovation. We also look forward to observing how such collaborative events will impact the creative industry in the future.

Source: PR TIMES