Cousteau, the Mona Lisa, the Mediterranean: redrawn your way.
With the animation style, no photo pasted in the middle of a drawing. Riff starts from the public reference image (the one on the Wikipedia page), picks out the distinctive features, and redraws the person or artwork with your universe's line and palette. Places become animated maps built from real geographic data.
Recognisable, not distorted
Silhouette, hairstyle, headwear, signature accessory: four to six features are enough. The drawing simplifies without ever mocking.
Real maps
Countries, islands, cities and routes come from Natural Earth data (public domain), painted in your universe's colours: the map unfolds, pins drop, the camera zooms.
To inform
Public figures only, to explain or tell a story. Never a private individual, never invented quotes presented as real.
Frequently asked questions
Does the reference image appear in the video?
No. It serves as a model for the illustrator, then only the drawing in your style is used.
How many real subjects per video?
Up to two people or artworks drawn per video, and as many maps as the story needs.
Are places accurate?
Yes: maps use real coordinates. You review every video before publishing.