Decorado

Angel, a commercial illustrator, accepts a commission for a children's book from an enigmatic publisher. His meticulously ordered world of clean lines and pastel colors fractures when characters from adjacent pages demand more autonomy. Inkblots spread across the pristine paper, morphing into shadows that whisper alternative endings in his ear. As the deadline looms, the boundary between creator and creation dissolves, and every drawn line develops a will of its own. What remains when the illustrator becomes an illustration in his own story?