Choose pencil, ink or storybook
Pencil: poses and contours
Pencil templates use fine contour lines and sparse shading. The bird study is a useful starting point when you want to see how whole-body poses change over time. Preserve the drawing structure while adjusting the palette or exposure sheet.
Ink: clear shapes and moving curves
Ink templates work well with a limited set of clear shapes. The coffee scene keeps the cup and table fixed while steam moves. Change the stroke color or steam timing first, then test that curves remain inside the composition.
Storybook: color and layers
Storybook scenes combine colored shapes with visible contours. The garden and fox templates include multiple layers and character actions. Change a small part first: a background color, one pose, or the length of a hold. Consistent style does not require every element to move.
Edit an existing Canvas template
Use the attached HTML/JavaScript animation as the starting point. First explain which functions control the character, palette and timing. Keep the current composition and drawing detail. Change [SUBJECT OR COLOR] and [ONE ACTION]. Keep all texture randomness seeded and each frame reproducible from time. Show a few before/after key frames and check the start/end transition before rendering the full scene. Return the editable source and describe the changes.