ABBIE BOSWORTH

I had just finished listening to the final episode of a horror podcast called The Magnus Archives and I could not get the images out of my head. I could not shake these characters and their fate.

First I wrote a song about them, and even after recording it, I didn’t feel finished with the story. I started sketching the images I couldn’t get rid of, and soon, I had the kindling to make something bigger.

I had just finished listening to the final episode of a horror podcast called The Magnus Archives and I could not get the images out of my head. I could not shake these characters and their fate.

First I wrote a song about them, and even after recording it, I didn’t feel finished with the story. I started sketching the images I couldn’t get rid of, and soon, I had the kindling to make something bigger.

the project.

I knew I wanted this to feel hand-made and analog. Simple, black-and-white, text paired with image. I used cel animation in Procreate in tandem with vector animation in After Effects, and that final, flashing, spiraling eye is a product of experimenting with both programs.

The final product is a music and lyric video that sits close to my heart, and seems to have resonated with other fans of The Magnus Archives.

I knew I wanted this to feel hand-made and analog. Simple, black-and-white, text paired with image. I used cel animation in Procreate in tandem with vector animation in After Effects, and that final, flashing, spiraling eye is a product of experimenting with both programs.

The final product is a music and lyric video that sits close to my heart, and seems to have resonated with other fans of The Magnus Archives.

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