The poster is visually strong but contains a real company name and some distorted text. Issues: Real existing company name (Pixar), Severe text distortions in credit block
REJECTED — contains real-world brand. The poster is clear and well‑formed but contains a real-world brand reference. Issues: Real existing company or brand name present (PIXAR)
Spark & the City of Unfinished Heroes
9/10A timid street animator accidentally brings an abandoned superhero sketch to life, forcing them to assemble a team of half-finished heroes to stop a rogue eraser‑wielding villain from wiping out the city’s imagination.
Imaginative worldbuilding and a strong emotional arc make it highly marketable and entertaining while maintaining clear narrative coherence.
In the vibrant, hand‑drawn metropolis of Palette City, 14‑year‑old Spark Lumen, a shy aspiring animator, secretly dreams of becoming a real hero. One night, she accidentally uses an experimental ink at her part‑time studio job and brings her unfinished doodle—Bolt, a crackling, half‑completed superhero—to life. Enthusiastic and impulsive, Bolt believes Spark is destined to be the city’s next great protector. Spark firmly disagrees.
When a mysterious villain known as The Redactor emerges, wielding a giant eraser-staff capable of deleting buildings, memories, and even personalities, Palette City panics. Bolt insists Spark can help, but Spark’s insecurities grow—until they discover The Redactor is bringing forgotten, discarded sketches to life as chaotic minions. To stop him, Spark reluctantly agrees to form the world’s first “Unfinished Hero League,” recruiting a watercolor giant, a jittery pencil‑sketch speedster, and a clay‑smeared shapeshifter.
In the final showdown inside the legendary Museum of First Drafts, The Redactor attempts to wipe the entire city into a blank page. Spark realizes that the flaws she’s always hidden make her creations—and herself—powerful. With Bolt and her oddball team, she turns their imperfections into strengths, overwhelming The Redactor and restoring the city’s imagination. Spark finally embraces her role as Palette City’s most original hero.
A bold, colorful animated superhero poster. Center: Spark, a shy tween animator with short teal hair, hoodie splattered with bright paint, holding a glowing sketchbook. Beside her: Bolt, a half‑finished superhero with crackling blue energy and visible pencil lines. Background: Palette City—towering hand‑drawn skyscrapers partially inked. Above them looms The Redactor, a shadowy figure with a giant eraser-staff erasing the skyline. Palette: neon blues, magentas, warm yellows. Lighting: dramatic, comic-book style rim lights. Mood: energetic, whimsical, heroic. Style: Pixar-meets-comic‑book aesthetic.