Documentary · Visual storytelling
Find Me
A story before the images.
A story before the images.
Documentary visual development connecting reconstruction, character design, storyboard and key art. A study of continuity between people, objects, places and atmosphere.
Art direction
A muted palette, an illustrated touch and cinematic light establish a considered, recognizable tone. Each reference explains a visual choice; reconstruction imagery is not presented as documentary evidence.
The process
From character sheets and vehicle studies to shots and promotional visuals, drawing, AI exploration and artistic selection work together as one coherent language.
Design, key art & visual identity
Two formats for one visual identity: the landscape key art and the portrait poster. Composition, typography and palette keep the project recognizable while adapting to the proportions of each format.
Characters & costume design
Character sheets study face, age, costume and silhouette. Comparing portraits, multiple views and scene images makes the design decisions readable, without presenting a visual reconstruction as documentary evidence. The Susanne studies are part of Find Me, exploring costume, expressions and character continuity.
Scenes, atmosphere & storyboard
Framing, viewpoint and sequence guide the reading of a scene. Storyboards and illustrated studies explore the relationship between characters, space, light and rhythm so each image has a narrative purpose. The Susanne boards complete the same project, connecting the character with environments, lighting and narrative sequence.
Props, vehicles & continuity
The vehicle is studied as part of the scene through proportions, views, details and narrative use. Reference sheets connect object design to different shots and help control visual continuity.
