The Watercolor Intro for "The Entire Life of Moses ANIMATED" (Bible Unbound Behind the Scenes)

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Cover for The Watercolor Intro for 'The Entire Life of Moses ANIMATED' featuring a watercolor-style illustration of Moses holding stone tablets
GIF featuring an animated watercolor illustration of Moses holding the tablets with the text: You’ve probably heard of Moses before

Working on the animated intro to "The Entire Life of Moses ANIMATED", I wanted to create an opening that instantly set the tone for the entire film. 

The warm desert palette, soft watercolor textures, and gentle transitions were shaped in response to the artistic direction from the Bible Unbound team, who envisioned an organic and symbolic aesthetic rooted in the ancient world of Moses. 

The first fragment at the top of this post, along with the two that follow, shows small previews from the intro. 

These short clips highlight the flowing watercolor motion, layered textures, and subtle atmospheric transitions that define the overall visual identity of the sequence.

GIF featuring an animated watercolor illustration of an infant in a woven basket floating on the water among reeds

Although these previews are brief, I hope they give you a clear sense of the style, mood, and attention to detail behind this Moses Animated intro. 

Every choice - from color design to pacing - was crafted to align with the storytelling vision of Bible Unbound.

GIF featuring an animated watercolor illustration of Moses standing before the burning bush

If you’d like to see the full intro in its complete context, feel free to watch the entire video on the Bible Unbound YouTube channel.

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