A work-in-progress, following a forbidden friendship between a young deer and a monkey. Synopsis: Once upon a time in a far away land, there were two tribes, the Night Tribe and the Day Tribe. They lived amongst one another in perfect harmony, and gathered every month for the ceremony, celebrating the crossing of the moon and the sun, the symbols of their tribes. When this happens, the sky changes colours to an array of purples, reds, and blues and the tribes would start to sing a a low hum. As the moon and sun gets closer, the singing intensifies until the penultimate moment. They sing a song so powerful, so strong it makes your hairs stand. A central part to the ceremony is the sacred stone which refracts the colours of the sky and they change, but one ceremony, the stone disappears, and they can't complete the ceremony without it. The tribe leaders start blaming the other. It escalates and they decide until one decides to own up and return the stone, the ceremony can never again take place, and they cease all communications between their tribes until that point. Some time passes, and our story begins. We meet Luna, a fawn from the Night Tribe, and Zeki, an infant from the day tribe. Luna is an energetic fawn with an insatiable curiosity, and Zeki is quite the opposite. Cowardly and shy, he seldom leaves his mothers side, but one night, curiosity gets the better of them both. They've always been told never to cross the 'other tribe' but they come to the clearing between their lands and form a friendship. They begin to regularly meet and play together, but this is what ultimately leads to both tribes rethinking their ostracism and reconciling. Method: for this project, I'm using a similar technique to that of Flo. I'm using my own painted watercolour textures for everything within the scene, but I'll be keyframing this time as opposed to frame-drawing.