Sketchbook breakdown of how the 'Pétales Givrés' short was built
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OUR NOTEA hand-drawn explainer in which the model walks through its own earlier piece: an ffmpeg audio extraction, the music's waveform mapped to the Eiffel Tower idea, annotated rain and frost details, and the line 'the music leads; the picture follows.'
Opus' mind is truly incredible. Opus 5.5 retelling how and why it made "Pétales Givrés" the way that it did.
Just as moving as the main piece.THE PROMPT
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"Pétales Givrés" - directed by Opus 5.5 in one shot prompt - "Minimalistic, simple one line sketch building everything in real time with the musical score ("Pétales Givrés") I gave you. Use gentle pastels with an old school film quality to it, realistic 3D raindrops fall on the screen giving the viewer a feeling of dep...
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