Uncovering the production process for the captivating Tastefully Yours opener
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The South Korean romantic comedy Tastefully Yours (2025) captivates audiences with its unique visual style, blending 3D and 2D animation techniques. This hybrid approach, a common trend in contemporary Korean animation, offers a visually appealing texture and character expressions.
The series, rich in culinary world settings and character-driven storytelling, seemingly aims to emphasise emotional nuances through this visual mix. Although specific studios and production details have not been publicly disclosed, the animation's blend of precision 3D modeling and expressive 2D elements mirrors recent South Korean animation trends.
In Tastefully Yours, 3D animation is used to create intricate environments, while 2D character animation drives the narrative. The animation was carefully designed to capture the charm of miniatures and the warm tone of the story. Attention was paid to lighting to reflect the transition from morning to night.
The animation sequence is set in a single day at Jeongje, the K-drama's restaurant setting. The animation director for the series was Jeyoon Jung, while art direction was led by Hyunji Yoon. Yoon explains the blending of 3D and 2D animation in a Vimeo post.
Tastefully Yours has garnered significant attention, becoming the second-most watched non-English language series overall on Netflix and the most-watched series in 21 countries. The animation was created by Giantstep, and its creators draw inspiration from sources such as the BBC's handcrafted Wimbledon and Euro 2025 animations.
The animation sequence in Tastefully Yours is a testament to the harmony between differences, as they gradually merge into something greater, symbolising harmonious relationships. This blend of 3D and 2D animation is a key element in the series' success and contributes to its unique visual appeal.
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