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CLIPS on Instagram: "🎬 Fun Fact: Lilo & Stitch (2002) The film’s Hawaiian setting was brought to life with a unique watercolor background style — something rarely used in animation after the 1940s. The directors, Chris Sanders and Dean DeBlois, wanted the visuals to feel soft and storybook-like to match the intimate, family-centered story. This choice made Lilo & Stitch stand out visually from other animated films of its era and gave it a warm, hand-painted look that fans still recognize today.

SandyUK08 on Instagram: "The large structure visible in the background is made of dried grass, straw, and possibly raffia, with colored cloth or thread (pink/red and yellow/orange) woven into it. This clearly indicates a temporary or permanent temple or sacred space. This type of structure and the presence of such figures are often associated with practices such as Vodun (Voodoo) or Yoruba religious traditions, prevalent in countries like Benin, Togo, and Nigeria. • ​​Figures (foreground): Two e