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For this project — a new visual concept for an Italian artisanal liqueur brand — that's exactly how it went.
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Step 2: character references. Once the tone started to settle, I moved on to building visual references for the characters, figuring out who would inhabit this world and how they should look and move.
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Now I'm at the next stage. Turning that storyboard into an actual video. It's early days on this one (I only recently started working this way on @FLORA and I already used all the credits. I'll have to improve my workflow).
More soon ;)
