Nearly 4000 years ago in Ancient China warring tribes chose traits of animals to demonstrate their strengths.
The Han Chinese chose the most dominant creature as their symbol.
This creature combined the muzzle of an Ox.
The eyes of a shrimp,
horns of the deer.
Face of a mule,
body of a serpent covered in fish scales,
and talons of a Phoenix clutching a pearl.
The Dragon is a divine beast that rules them all.
Being blessed with many strengths including wisdom and intense power
it is the sign of the emperor, unpredictable, and untouchable.
Those born in the year of the dragon harbor good fortune and are to be honored and respected.
Illustration, Animation, Editing and sound design: Bryan Schaeffer
Voice Over: Elizabeth Lamb, PHD
Nearly 4000 years ago in Ancient China warring tribes chose traits of animals to demonstrate their strengths.
The Han Chinese chose the most dominant creature as their symbol.
This creature combined the muzzle of an Ox.
The eyes of a shrimp,
horns of the deer.
Face of a mule,
body of a serpent covered in fish scales,
and talons of a Phoenix clutching a pearl.
The Dragon is a divine beast that rules them all.
Being blessed with many strengths including wisdom and intense power
it is the sign of the emperor, unpredictable, and untouchable.
Those born in the year of the dragon harbor good fortune and are to be honored and respected.
Illustration, Animation, Editing and sound design: Bryan Schaeffer
Voice Over: Elizabeth Lamb, PHD
Broadcast TV spot
Shot at "Puyallup Studios"
Integrated Talent shoot, thanks to the crew:
Marc, David, Melissa and a handful of others I am forgetting.
Talent:
Amaryah Curnutt
Jeff and Will Paredes
Radarworks:
Creative Director: Byron Tucker
Art Direction, Compositing, Animation, Editor: Bryan Schaeffer
Account Director: Michael Pendleton
SFX and Audio Post: Bad Animals
Client:
The Puyallup Fair
Tracey Wittenfeld
Sherry Clarke
Broadcast TV spot
Shot at "Puyallup Studios"
Integrated Talent shoot, thanks to the crew:
Marc, David, Melissa and a handful of others I am forgetting.
Talent:
Amaryah Curnutt
Jeff and Will Paredes
Radarworks:
Creative Director: Byron Tucker
Art Direction, Compositing, Animation, Editor: Bryan Schaeffer
Account Director: Michael Pendleton
SFX and Audio Post: Bad Animals
Client:
The Puyallup Fair
Tracey Wittenfeld
Sherry Clarke
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