#SophArchives
Soph Archives was a raffle hosted on my social media, alongside a collaboration with the company GJSS. I designed and produced a keychain with GJSS, created a marketing video and hosted the raffle across my various platforms.
After the video was posted I hosted raffle on my social media to win the keychain alongside some self-made prints, such as stickers, posters and cards.
Sasha the Archivist
Sasha the Archivist is a retelling of The Magnus Archives; a script formed story about Sasha and her work as an Archivist. The story is published on Archive of Our Own with (current) 86 chapters. The story is supported by visualised parts in the form of comics and chapter covers.
Sasha the Archivist is currently under production with over 1000+ readers and 500 likes. The project is a love letter to, and adaptation of, The Magnus Archive by Jonathan Sims, as it's main source of inspiration. Sasha The Archivist.
"This is an alternative universe where Sasha became the Archivist, with some additional roles switched to play with the narrative.
Rule of Thumb: No changing entities (i.e; Annabelle’s still web despite switching arc with another character). Everyone has their canon backstory, with a few changes as I see fit.
Rule of Thumb: No changing entities (i.e; Annabelle’s still web despite switching arc with another character). Everyone has their canon backstory, with a few changes as I see fit.
The writing is edited of the unofficial transcript, so I'm rewriting/ editing The Magnus Archives and getting more comfortable bringing my own writing into the story."
Sacred Deer
"Police said it was an accident, a cigarette fell out of your hand and caught the curtains on fire.
I think that's an easier explanation than the alternative; It was not an accident."
"Police said it was an accident, a cigarette fell out of your hand and caught the curtains on fire.
I think that's an easier explanation than the alternative; It was not an accident."
All parts of the production (art, voice, animation and writiing) by me.
Theodora, "Theo", Bells returns to her hometown to gather information about her late best friend, Noah Pratsch. Noah and Theo were inseparable childhood friends, but after a traumatic car accident with a deer, they lost touch. A year later, Noah died in a fire.
Theo brings a borrowed tape recorder to document her travel home. As per her therapist's recommendation; she phrases her recordings as a massage to the late friend, and unveils the reasons behind her unexpected return and reflects on the people around them.
After the funeral, Theo is reunited with old classmates and searches for answers about what happened to Noah and who he was without her. Through meetings and recordings, pieces of the puzzle about Noah's life are gradually revealed, and the series culminates in the viewer getting to piece together who, or what, caused the fire.
Sacred Deer started production in 2022, as a webcomic, with chapter one posted on my social media. 2023 I picked up the production again, reworked the story and made an animated trailer. Sacred Deer is back again under production for 2026.
Theodora Bells, a university student, is making her way back to her hometown in remembrance of her departed best friend. Following their graduation, Theo had left Gracewood with the intention of never looking back, whereas Noah, aspiring to follow in his father's footsteps as a pastor, chose to stay behind. Almost a year passed with them living separate lives until Theo decided to return, only to find that Noah had already passed away. Sceptical of the official accident explanation, Theo takes it upon herself who might have caused the deadly fire.
Sacred Deer is seven parts investigation about Noah's death and the people around him.
Noah’s story is told by the people around him, each episode revealing new information about him Theo wasn’t aware of. Sacred Deer in an exploration of a familiar life you are now a stranger to.
Sacred Deer comic 2022
Sacred Deer is a dark comedy thriller, with a group of reunited friends trying to make sense of a tragic death. The story is told from the perspective of Elliott Bell, a college student, in a mystery about the death of her former best friend. It takes place in the early 2000s in an old town, known for the surrounding woods, rich wild life and monumental church; Sacred Deer Church.
Noah Pratsch didn’t die by suicide, but it’s easier to accept than someone would kill him. Elliott Bells knows; she was his best friend until graduation, and knew him better than anyone. They planned to leave Hallow Woods together, but the pair suffered a difficult car accident involving a deer. It left a permanent strain on their relationship, and Elliott left Hallow Woods alone.
Elliott returned in black, alone in a crowd of intimate unfamiliarity. Stories doesn’t add up, rumours turn into motives, and the town’s secrets opens up for a new generation. Elliott swore to never return, she has to keep the past buried, and find an answer to what killed Noah Pratsch?
