Tuwa Studio

Animated Islamic stories for schools, weekend schools and children's publishers.

Storybook animation made in Karachi — built for a classroom or a community hall, not a feed.

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A still from Nuh and the Ark: an olive tree on a rocky rise above a moonlit desert village, under a sky of swirling star trails.
A frame from Nuh and the Ark — the studio’s first finished episode.

What the studio has made so far

No client work yet — this is the pipeline itself: one finished episode and nine short-form cuts, made frame by frame in Karachi. See the work.

A figure rendered as pure radiant light beneath a hooded robe, standing above a green river valley under a stormy, sunlit sky.
The studio’s light convention, approved by a scholar: prophets are never shown with a face, only as light.
Craftsmen building a large wooden ship on dry desert ground beside a small mudbrick village.
Building the ark, shot by shot — a four-minute episode, script to final render.
A girl in a headscarf reaching out as water rises unexpectedly from a clay oven, under a heavy grey sky.
One of nine vertical cuts made from the same episode, reframed for a phone screen.

What we make

Animated ads

30-second spots for admissions season, in both 16:9 and 9:16 — hook to call to action in under half a minute, built to work with the sound off.

Social cuts

Short, vertical, made for a phone screen — captions carry the story, because the sound is off more often than it’s on.

Explainers

Longer pieces that walk a family or a classroom through a story end to end, at the pace a picture book moves.

Who it’s for

Islamic and weekend schools, madrasahs, and children’s publishers who want video made with the same craft as everything else a child watches.

$400 a single ad, five days
Full pricing and packages

Tell us what you’re making it for.

One email starts it — no funnel, no discovery call. shariq@tuwastudio.com reaches the person who does the work.

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