Major inverting the image's colors for dramatic effect

 

 This scene consisted of 258 frames, which was too much for the editing software I was using, especially as I needed to add the lips and blend in some clipping mesh, it was not te safest for my device.

 Instead I decided to 'cartoonize' this scene (below is a similar example) It removes the accepted design of the character to elevate the scene's intensity.

Following something similar to this example, where he is textured with blue patterns like the car, representing his desire  drive back to his 'real home'.


The inverted makes the audience read dramatic displeasure with the character.

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