This thesis explores the process of creating the animated film "Unbroken Canvas," focusing on the technical, creative, and symbolic aspects of the production. Through years of working in video editing and visual storytelling, I arrived at animation as a means of expression, which offers me greater control over creating characters, worlds, and movements. The main inspiration for my work was the video game Team Fortress 2, whose distinctive characters, thanks to the Source Filmmaker tool, become the ideal "actors" in my animations. The work process included the stages of pre-production, production, and post-production, during which I employed various animation techniques, including simulating animation on twos to achieve the desired "stuttered" motion effect. Post-production involved adding 2D effects, editing in Adobe Premiere Pro, as well as color correction to emphasize the thematic tones of the story, particularly through the battle of red and blue as symbols of creativity and introversion. The thesis also delves into deeper themes such as the conflict between creative individuality and societal pressures, and reflects on creativity as stepping out of one's comfort zone, which was the main message of the film. Despite the technical limitations of Source Filmmaker, working on this project inspired innovative solutions and creative growth, allowing me to face numerous challenges and learn more about myself as a creator. Through this work, the importance of creativity, perseverance, and the fight for individual expression in a world that often suppresses individuality is highlighted.