No matter whether it’s a happy day, a sad day, or a day spent at home doing nothing, there is always a flower that suits that day. Even on days that may not seem as splendid as a bouquet, if you choose just one flower at the end of the day, before you know it, it becomes a bouquet. This music video is about giving yourself your own bouquet, for those of us living through ordinary everyday life.

Using a stroke font, I manipulated it in p5 and filmed the process of rendering it with a pen plotter. Since the commission was for a lyric video, I explored an expression that would go beyond the usual approach of scattering the existing lyrics across the screen. I pursued the beauty of drawing on paper while eliminating the wet, fluid qualities inherent in lettering, such as the order in which the strokes are drawn.

Elephant Kashimashi's "Koyoi no Tsuki no Yō ni" covered by Egashira 2:50. The music video is a visual work that combines rotoscoping and cutout animation techniques.