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A story doesn’t need many words. Sometimes, it only needs a few moving frames.

Tales in Motion: Creating Narrative Micro-Animations is a course that teaches you how to create and tell small, emotional stories through short animations — the kind that feel quiet, poetic, and alive.

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'Tales in Motion: Creating Narrative Micro-Animations'

This course is designed for illustrators and animators who want to take their work beyond static images and learn how to translate mood, feeling, and narrative into motion.

You’ll learn how to take a simple idea — a glance, a pause, a moment — and turn it into a complete animated scene, from the first spark of a story to a finished 10–30 second animation.

If you’ve ever wanted your animations to feel more like a storybook moment than a technical exercise, this course was made for you!

Hi! I’m John Gagné!

A watercolor and ink artist drawn to the quiet magic of storytelling through imagery. My work explores surreal worlds where atmosphere, symbolism, and emotion meet — blending the mythic with the intimate.

Over the years, I’ve developed a process that combines classical technique with imaginative world-building. For me, it’s not just about tools or materials — it’s about finding your own visual language and creating art that feels deeply personal.

In Fantastical Watercolor & Ink Worlds, I’ll share everything I’ve learned about building mood, designing composition, and painting with intention — so you can bring your own dreamlike visions to life.

Hi, I'm Alisa!

A comic artist, illustrator and 2D animator based in Slovakia.

I turn everyday thoughts, emotions, and awkward moments into visual stories. I create simple, expressive comics and animations—sometimes funny, sometimes uncomfortably honest—often inspired by overthinking and daily life.

Visually, my work is influenced by Slavic culture, which shapes the mood, humor, and character design in my comics. Many of my characters are inspired by that cultural background and the people, attitudes, and small details that come with it.

Right now, I’m focused on developing my own animation projects and sharing my creative process with others who want to draw, experiment, and create without pressure!