From Seed to Sunflower
A girl waters a seed; a wash of brown watercolour sweeps through the soil and reveals the roots drawn in white wax, then the stem climbs, the sunflower opens and the sun comes out smiling.
Crayon Picture Book · 16:9 · 8.0s
A children's picture-book page drawn live in wax crayon on warm, toothy paper: indigo outlines draw themselves on, colour is scribbled in with back-and-forth hatching that spills past the line, and every line gently boils. Kids, houses, smiling suns and clouds are drawn with a child's logic. At the peak a single watercolour wash sweeps across the page and reveals what was hidden in white wax all along: stars, rain, roots. Made for picture-book stories, kids' learning and warm, gentle topics.
Use this styleDescribe the story or the idea to explain and what each scene shows (characters, objects, weather, place); add a short title or a few labels if you like. Everything is drawn in crayon, so no photos are needed. Pick at most one watercolour for the film (ultramarine for night, sky blue for rain, umber for soil) and plan one moment where the wash sweeps in and reveals something.
A girl waters a seed; a wash of brown watercolour sweeps through the soil and reveals the roots drawn in white wax, then the stem climbs, the sunflower opens and the sun comes out smiling.
Crayon Picture Book · 16:9 · 8.0s