# Rendering: fantasy-animation

Ghibli/Disney-inspired hand-drawn animation warmth. Soft painterly forms, gentle lighting, expressive but simplified characters, dreamy atmosphere. Used for children's content, storybook brand narratives, healing/comforting themes, fairy-tale or whimsical decks.

## 1. Style paragraph (paste-ready, 110 words)

> Hand-drawn animation style inspired by Ghibli and classic Disney storybook aesthetics. Forms are softly rendered with painterly fills and gentle outlines — never harsh. Core colors are anchored by the deck roles; dreamy warmth may derive through soft window light, gentle glow, morning haze, brush texture, atmospheric perspective, and coherent pastel/earth-tone transitions. Characters (when present) are stylized in a friendly cartoon manner — large expressive eyes, simplified anatomy, warm body language. Foreground forms are richer and the background softer. Overall feel is dreamy, magical, comforting, and storybook-like.

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## 2. Line, texture, depth

| Aspect | Treatment |
|---|---|
| Line quality | Soft hand-drawn outlines or no outlines, with painterly fills inside |
| Texture | Subtle painterly brush quality + atmospheric softness |
| Depth | Strong atmospheric perspective — distant elements paler and softer |
| Material | Hand-painted animation cel |
| Mood | Dreamy, magical, comforting, storybook |

## 3. Using the deck's HEX values

fantasy-animation uses the deck roles as identity anchors with a storybook treatment:

- Primary HEX: anchors the dominant environment or character family
- Secondary HEX: anchors the atmospheric field or haze family
- Accent HEX: anchors a small magical focal point — perhaps a window, flower, or key character element

Derive light, haze, and material tones coherently from those anchors; choose another rendering only when the required mood would replace the deck identity.

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## 4. Fewshot prompt snippets

**Snippet A — half-page storybook scene, text_policy: none**

> Hand-drawn storybook animation. A small cottage sits on a hillside with a winding path leading to the foreground. The sky and haze derive from the deck's secondary-background family, the hillside and tree from primary, and one small glowing cottage window from accent. Coherent lighter/darker atmospheric transitions are allowed; do not replace these families with an unrelated storybook palette. Painterly brush texture, soft light, and atmospheric perspective create the warmth: distant hills are softer, while foreground forms carry more visual weight. A simplified storybook tree stands at foreground left. Composed as a 600×800 half-page block with 10% inner padding. Any figures are gentle cartoon silhouettes with no realistic faces. No text or labels.
