A BIRTHDAY STORY

Make a birthday cartoon that is actually about them.

Choose one small story instead of collecting every birthday fact. A recognizable moment and an honest ending give the cartoon a reason to exist beyond the date.

Make their birthday cartoon

Pick the heart of the story

Start with the person and the feeling: gratitude, laughter, encouragement or a shared adventure.

One meaningful memory
One clear emotional turn
One final birthday message

Use details the audience will recognize

A favorite object, familiar place or recurring joke can carry more meaning than a generic party background.

Real but consented details
Important people only
No unnecessary private information

Make it scene by scene

Approve the writing and character first, then create the locations, objects and storyboard opening frames the story requires.

ONE PROJECT, ONE PRODUCTION

Keep the decisions connected.

Start with the foundation and move forward only when the work in front of you is ready.

Make their birthday cartoon