Mixed 2D-3D Grease Pencil Animation

I’m putting together a short narrative scene and I want the visual language to lean equally on 2D grease-pencil work and true 3D geometry. Think of the camera drifting through a fully modelled set while hand-drawn characters and effects live right inside that same space—everything, including the camera itself, needs to move cohesively.

You would handle the entire animation pass: blocking, rough grease-pencil sketches, spline or stepped keys for the 3D objects, then clean-up, colour, lighting and final compositing inside Blender. Characters, props and even background elements should react naturally to one another, so timing and spatial accuracy are critical.

I’ll bring the script, reference boards and any voice or sound that’s already locked; you bring the scene to life. When we’re done I need both the rendered clip and the organised .blend file so I can revisit layers or adjust edits later.

Deliverables
• Final rendered scene (ProRes or lossless PNG sequence)
• Clean, labelled .blend project with grease-pencil layers, 3D rigs and camera moves intact
• Brief turntable or playblast showing each major layer for quick review

If full integration of grease-pencil and 3D animation inside one environment is your comfort zone, let’s talk.