Nyssa Oru

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30 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 13 Jul

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For us, it was tools limitation.
So I got really enthusiastic about papers and started photographing a ton of papers.
We had dozens and dozens and dozens.
We decided to do like a three paper palette of like a base paper, a scrap paper, and an accent paper.
And then every artist could take those three papers
And use them however they needed in the scene.
But they would be consistent scene to scene to scene.
To kind of create that like color and visual unification.
And we did the same thing with the tools.
So the marker pen and the Sharpie pen were like the base limitations that all artists were going to be working with.
No matter what scene they were working on or like how many things they had to do with those basic tools.
That's exactly the vibe we were going for.
And those were designed to have a lot of movement and versatility, so our character animators could have some kind of really fun, dramatic, high-energy movement to play with.
And then the medium style was kind of this, like...
cartoony but a little bit more realistic and then we had this final style that was we called it fine style and it was basically what if you tried to render realism using these limited tools that were like using in the sketchbook and that ended up being kind of a like no movement maybe some cycles maybe a little bit of like background effects but the image itself kind of carried the scene for so these would have been as like there's detailed portraits of people yeah exactly yeah
A lot of the typography is actually hand-drawn throughout the videos.
The two pieces that were consistent are the quotes, the, like, scripture quotes, and those end up looking like a standard typewriter font on a piece of white paper.
And then all of the title citations.
So for quotes or for beginnings of videos, we ended up photographing a bunch of, like, label maker strips.
Mm-hmm.
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