A painted mountain village through one night of snow. Dusk deepens, the chalet windows light up one by one and the first flakes begin to fall; then the snow eases, the sky pales to morning, the lights go out and chimney smoke rises. Each end frame is the same painting with different weather, so nothing on the slope changes. A winter wind and a slow church bell play under both shots.
Two shots: snow arrives at dusk, clears by morning
Windows light up in sequence, then switch off at dawn
Brush texture kept across every edit
Opening frame prompt
Gouache illustration in a children's picture-book style: a small mountain village on a snowy slope at dusk, a cluster of five timber chalets with steep roofs, a little white church with a pointed steeple, a winding lane, bare birch trees, pine trees dusted with snow, soft lavender and peach evening sky, no snow falling, warm opaque brush strokes, visible paper texture, no people, no text
Shot by shot
Shot 1 · 5.33 s
End frame prompt
Keep the exact same gouache painting in @frame: same chalets, same white church with its steeple, same birch tree, pines, fence, lane and framing, same opaque brush strokes and paper texture. Change only the light and weather: it is now deeper dusk with the sky a darker violet-blue and only a thin band of peach left on the horizon, every chalet window and the church window now glow warm yellow, and soft fat snowflakes are falling across the whole scene.
Motion prompt
A gouache picture-book painting comes alive, locked-off wide view of a small mountain village of timber chalets and a little white church on a snowy slope at dusk. The peach and lavender sky slowly deepens into violet-blue as evening settles, then one by one the chalet windows light up warm yellow, first the big chalet on the left, then the others down the slope, and last the church window, and soft fat snowflakes begin to drift down across the whole scene, growing steadily thicker until snow is falling everywhere. The chalets, church, trees, fence and lane stay perfectly still, and the painted brushstroke texture is kept throughout. Camera locked off. Audio: a soft winter wind, the faint muffled hush of falling snow, a distant church bell ringing slowly a few times, no music.
Shot 2 · 5.33 s
End frame prompt
Keep the exact same gouache painting in @frame: same chalets, same white church with its steeple, same birch tree, pines, fence, lane and framing, same opaque brush strokes and paper texture. Change only the time and weather to a bright clear winter morning after the snowfall: the sky is now pale blue with soft pink light low on the horizon, the snow has stopped falling with no flakes in the air, the roofs and the lane carry a thicker fresh layer of white snow, the windows are dark with the lights off, and thin white smoke rises straight up from the chalet chimneys.
Motion prompt
A gouache picture-book painting comes alive, locked-off wide view of a small mountain village of timber chalets and a little white church on a snowy slope, from snowy night to clear morning. Snowflakes keep drifting down at first while the violet night sky slowly pales to soft pink and then clear light blue as dawn comes, the snowfall thins out and stops, fresh snow lies thicker on the roofs and the lane, the warm window lights go out one after another as the day brightens, and thin white smoke begins to rise straight up from the chalet chimneys into the still cold air. The chalets, church, trees, fence and lane stay perfectly still, and the painted brushstroke texture is kept throughout. Camera locked off. Audio: a loud, steady mountain wind blows through the whole clip from the very first second, the church bell rings out clearly and slowly six times as the morning comes, and bright morning birdsong joins in, no music.
The tin robot was generated first as a product shot on white, then placed on a study desk by naming @robot in the opening prompt: the teal body, red chest panel, glass eyes and wind-up key all carry over. Shot one lets dusk fall and clicks the banker's lamp on. Shot two lights up the robot's eyes and turns its head to the camera while the desk stays still. The lamp click and the creak of the turning head come from the generated sound.
A plasticine fox on a stump in a felt forest. It turns its head to the camera, blinks and smiles, then grows drowsy and dozes off with the same smile. The set, the stump and the body are identical in every start and end frame; only the head and face move.
Claymation · 4:3 · 2 shots · 8.00 s
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