One day, a female painter realized that she couldn't come up with any other themes to paint except for her lover. She isolated herself in her world of art, trying to distance herself from her lover in order to paint something else. However, her lover continued to provide her with warmth and concern. Eventually, she painted a beautiful piece to commemorate the most beautiful thing in the world - love. To better convey the story, I designed the artwork in different styles. I used a Japanese animation style to represent the real world, and hand-painted watercolor and oil painting styles to represent the world in the painting.

During the design process, particular attention was paid to achieving a visual effect that can only be achieved through coloring on a 2D hand-drawn paper surface.

The request was to create a symbolic and abstract shot that represents the infinite variety of the world. I chose the Mandala element as the main theme. I added dense details and changing frames to create an effect where viewers could pause and examine the symbolic elements in the visuals, and understand the concepts. I made adjustments to the traditional production process to achieve a visually stunning effect, aiming to leave a fresh and impressive impression on the audience.