Fantastic Voyage- Visual Concept & Audience

After looking at Macro photography, I realised I would need to go in even closer to plants and their structure to get the perspective of a flower from pollen's perspective.Therefore I started to research microscopic imagery of plants and flowers:

These images are what I want to base my designs off of as this is the kind of detail that each part of the flower will need to be in to look accurate from the pollens perspective.

I then looked at some different art/ artists to gain some more inspiration:

Firstly I looked up microscopic art to see if anything influenced me. These images are quite influential in terms of their bright colours and patterns:

Then, I looked at the painter Klimt, as he's highly detailed and stylised work is influential in terms of how detailed they are:

I then also looked at some of Max Ernst's work for his attention to detail:

Finally I looked at realism art involving plants/flowers which is influential in terms of their detailed, realistic look:

I also decided on my chosen audience: Years 7/8 (ages 11-13). As this is the age that they would be learning about the topic of plant growth cycles in school and so I thought it would be good to stick to the same age range in terms of target audience for my animation.

Market research for this age range: