Everything I draw ends up wearing a bow-tie

curvedcat:

So, a certain person - you know who you are ;) - suggested me that I should share some of my side jobs I did irl? I guess it never occured to me to do that, cause the problem with most of my stuff is that it’s either not finished yet, so I can’t show it to you, or it was just a test work I needed to complete for particular job applications, and I actually signed contracts not to make them public so yeah, das the deal.

Anyway, this is one of the few works I can actually share! I had the chance to work with Adam Horgas, a magnificent hungarian director. He often uses video technique in his theatre plays, and while my boyfriend was, who did most of the effects, I did some background designs too, wich was later animated or used as a part of the play.

Here’s the trailer below. It’s actually a bittersweet story about Matt, who’s dog dies, and in order to ease his pain, he goes to the afterworld to get him back with his imaginary friend Sunyimanó (idk how to translate his name, the closest I can get is “Sly-elf”) During his journey, he not just grows into an adult man, but also learns how to let go someone you loved. It’s actually a great story how to deal with death, and that’s supercool to see from a play meant for a younger audience.