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A little behind the scenes from my Seedance 2.5 Challenge entry 👀
These are some of the characters and environments I created before bringing everything together in the final one take sequence.
A lot of experimenting, iterations, and failed generations went into keeping the visual style and story consistent throughout the shot.
If you enjoyed the final video, I’d really appreciate your support on my submission! ❤️
I created The Red Umbrella, a 30 second emotional anime short about loneliness, kindness, and a connection that quietly travels across generations.
One of my...
Amazing character consistency and beautiful environment design😍
Cool!
So nice 👍
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Wow
The character and environment development really show the amount of iteration behind the final piece. The consistency across the scenes is impressive.
Nice presentation
Thank you.
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