ET / ENVirgo Haan’s animation atelier
Look what
I drew!
Your child’s drawing becomes a little animated film under my creative direction.
From the kitchen table to a little film.
IT ALL STARTED ON PAPER
First a drawing. Then… action!
Every adventure begins with a child’s drawing. I give it movement, mood and a story.
A LITTLE PAPER MAGIC
How does a drawing become a film?
Send your child’s drawing.
A clear photo is enough. You can also add your child’s idea or wish for what might happen in the film.
I turn it into a film.
I shape the drawing into a little story, with movement and mood.
Watch the result together.
I email you a private link where you can watch and download the film.
THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE LITTLE FILMS
I am Virgo, the creator behind the films
I am Virgo Haan, a photographer and filmmaker. At Multad, my creative experience meets children’s boundless imagination.
A child’s drawing is where the story begins. My job is to find its movement, rhythm and mood while preserving the character of the drawing.
Every film is made under my creative direction, and I personally review it before it reaches you. I also use AI tools in the process — the creative choices and responsibility for the final result are mine.
THE NEXT STORY IS YOURS
What’s your story?
Choose your film length and add your child’s drawing. You can share a story idea or leave it to me.
Your film is ready within 8 working hours, usually within 3 working hours after payment and receipt of your drawing and order details. We count working hours Monday–Friday, 08:00–17:00 Estonian time, excluding Estonian public holidays. Full HD · 1920 × 1080. Your private viewing and download link is available for 7 days after we send it.
A NOTE ABOUT ENERGY
A little film leaves a footprint, too.
AI video creation uses electricity. We want to be open about that — including what we can estimate and what we cannot yet measure.
of a 2,000-watt kettle running: a rough comparison for generating a 15-second, 720p video, calculated from research on an earlier Seedance model.
Where does this estimate come from?
The study estimates about 0.08 kWh for an 8-second, 720p Seedance 1.0 video. Scaling that to 15 seconds with linear and quadratic scenarios gives roughly 0.15–0.28 kWh, or 4.5–8.4 minutes for a 2 kW kettle (rounded here to 5–9 minutes). These are illustrative calculations, not measurements of Seedance 2.5 or a verified range for our films.
The research is a preprint and its proprietary-model estimates rely on assumed hardware. This comparison covers generation compute, not the whole production process: reference images, cooling, training, storage and other work are not included. Electricity use alone does not describe the full environmental footprint.
Lights, Camera, Carbon — research and methodology ↗An illustrative estimate based on an earlier model. Our current model’s exact energy use is not public, and the full production process includes additional energy use.
Thoughtful preparation. Fewer unnecessary generations.
We have developed our workflow around preparing the story, characters and scenes carefully before generating the video. This helps us avoid aimless trial and error and unnecessary repeat generations, with the aim of using energy more sparingly.