15-second surreal animated short, visual comedy with a strong final twist. Fast-paced but easy to un

15-second surreal animated short, visual comedy with a strong final twist. Fast-paced but easy to understand. STYLE LOCK: Match the uploaded reference image exactly: retro editorial illustration, vintage screen-print / lithograph aesthetic, flat graphic shapes, muted cream, dusty teal, brown and orange palette, subtle paper grain and halftone texture, hand-drawn linework, minimalist 2D animation. Preserve this visual style throughout. No photorealism, no glossy 3D. 0–3s — NORMAL LANDSCAPING ILLUSION Start extremely close to the ground. A tiny worker drives a small orange-and-white lawn mower through an enormous field of dense dark grass. At this scale everything must convincingly look like a normal overgrown lawn. The mower moves quickly, cutting a clean pathway behind it. Low tracking camera beside the mower, grass whipping past the lens. Do NOT reveal any human face, skin, nose, mouth or beard yet. 3–6s — SOMETHING BLOCKS THE MOWER Suddenly the mower hits something with a hard bump and stops. The worker jerks forward, confused. He reverses and tries again — THUMP — the mower cannot pass. Use a tight ground-level shot so the audience only sees a mysterious rounded beige-red mound partially hidden beneath the “grass.” It should initially resemble a strange rock or bump in the terrain. 6–9s — INVESTIGATION The worker jumps off the mower and pushes the surrounding grass aside with both hands. He discovers the smooth reddish mound. He taps it curiously, walks around it, then returns to the mower and carefully steers around the obstacle. Keep the true scale ambiguous. The audience still should not clearly understand what the mound is. 9–11.5s — SOMETHING FEELS WRONG As the mower continues cutting, the entire ground suddenly shifts slightly beneath him. A deep vibration passes through the landscape. The long “grass” sways in one direction as if the whole terrain has moved. The worker nearly loses control but keeps driving. 11.5–14s — BIG TWIST REVEAL Rapid smooth camera pull-back. The supposed grass field transforms visually into dense facial hair. The mysterious reddish mound is revealed to be a small pimple. Keep pulling back dramatically until we see the enormous lower face of a man lying on his back. The tiny worker has actually been driving a miniature electric shaver across the man’s beard, leaving a perfectly clean shaved strip behind him. 14–15s — FINAL COMEDY BEAT The giant man casually swallows and slightly moves his neck. His skin shifts like a sudden earthquake beneath the tiny worker. The worker and mower bounce upward for a moment, nearly losing control, then land back on the beard and continue shaving as if this happens every day. CAMERA & MOTION: energetic macro tracking shots, ground-level POV, quick close-ups of the mower wheels and mysterious obstacle, then one dramatic accelerating zoom-out for the reveal. Fluid readable motion, strong scale contrast, clear visual storytelling. IMPORTANT: Do not reveal the human face too early. Before 11 seconds, the hair must convincingly read as ordinary tall grass and the pimple as an unidentified terrain obstacle. The final zoom-out must instantly make the entire earlier scene understandable. No dialogue, no captions, no text.