Whimsitoons
Whimsitoons is a leading animation studio dedicated to transforming ideas into captivating visual stories.
Our creative questionnaire serves as a gateway to unlock the true essence of your project, ensuring that every aspect reflects your unique identity and goals.
The art of an exceptional explainer video lies in its script—a meticulously crafted narrative that captivates, informs, and engages. We understand the paramount importance of a well-written script in delivering a compelling and effective explainer video.
Storyboards are visual representations that capture the essence of your story, scene by scene. They provide a glimpse into the magic that awaits, allowing you to visualize the flow, composition, and emotions of your project.
Voice-overs are the invisible threads that connect the visuals, emotions, and narratives together. They bring characters to life, deepen the storytelling, synchronize lip movements, and captivate audiences with their performances.
A storyboard needs to be put life into and this is where a theme is designed and illustrated according to the reference video chosen to visualize before illustration begins.
In the ever-evolving world of animation, Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop reign supreme as the dynamic duo of digital illustration. Together, they unlock a realm of limitless possibilities, where creativity and technology intertwine to create stunning animation illustrations. Adobe Illustrator serves as the canvas where your ideas come to life.
Visual sketches of the script showing the narrative flow, camera angles, and scene transitions, aiding in visualization and planning.
Modeling Modeling involves creating detailed 3D models of characters, interactive props, environments, and specific products.
Creating a skeleton for 3D models to enable realistic movements and poses.
Bringing models to life through defined movements and interactions.
Applying colors and textures to models via UV mapping for realism.
Generating the final image by calculating effects and lighting to create the visual output.
Merging elements from different sources into single scenes.
