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Start on the page
Let the flat drawing establish the character before anything changes.
A drawing comes to life · 0:10 · Made by Vixel team
The Drawing That Waved Back
A crayon dinosaur lifts off the paper and waves. Watch the ten-second Vixel example and follow the original drawing, storyboards and actual video frames.
Opens an editable idea for a script first. Image and video generation uses credits. View plans.
The creative approach
Keep the yellow belly, purple side, huge eyes and scribbled charm. A flat drawing wakes, becomes a small tactile character, waves and takes one tiny step.
A closer look at the film
Three moments from the finished cut, with creative notes from Vixel.
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Make the reveal readable
The same colors carry through into the small three-dimensional figure.
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A little hello
One wave gives the character a simple emotional connection.
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Let it settle
A small step and a held pose finish the short moment.
Try it in your next film
Start with a recognizable drawing and one simple action. Review the actual motion: a completed request can still misinterpret a storyboard as a moving grid.
Open an editable brief inspired by this approach. Make it your own before starting production.
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