
A big wish
Pip holds up a crayon rocket at the balcony door, under a pale afternoon moon.
Kids' anime short · 1:14 · Made by Vixel team
Pip wants to go to the moon. Mika builds a cardboard rocket, and when it doesn't fly, she brings space to the living room. A 74-second film made in Vixel.
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From the series Mika: Everyday Adventures, small ordinary days that a big imagination turns into adventures. Pip wants to go to the moon, so the two build a cardboard rocket. At the countdown nothing happens, so Mika turns off the lights, fills the room with stars from a flashlight inside a kitchen colander and shows Pip the real moon through her cardboard telescope. The look is soft hand-drawn slice-of-life anime.
Four moments from the finished cut, with creative notes from Vixel.

Pip holds up a crayon rocket at the balcony door, under a pale afternoon moon.

A star here, and a window for the captain.

After the countdown, Pip opens his eyes: they are still at home.

A flashlight inside the colander scatters stars across the dark room.
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