What is a Topview Featured Case?

The Bear Who Was Afraid is one of the published Canvas examples on Topview. The page keeps the case’s own video or stills, creator credit, and—when the production record has one—a source Canvas you can copy.

Does Use this case copy the original Canvas?

Only when this case has a source Canvas. Use this case calls copy with the case id and opens the new project under /canvas. If this page shows Create in Canvas instead, Topview cannot copy The Bear Who Was Afraid.

Do I need to log in to use this case?

Yes for Use this case. After email, Google, or Apple login you return to this Featured Case URL and the copy continues. Create in Canvas does not copy a project, so it can open /canvas without that resume step.

Does this page open Board?

No. The Bear Who Was Afraid stays on Canvas: a successful copy goes to a new /canvas project, showcase CTAs go to /canvas, and View Canvas—when shown—is a read-only Canvas embed.

Can I reuse this case in my own workflow?

Yes. Study the published media here, then continue in Canvas. Cloneable cases give you a copied project; showcase cases give you a blank Canvas so you do not claim a copy of The Bear Who Was Afraid.

Is this a children’s-story tool page?

No. It is one published 30s Challenge piece about a timid bear. Adjacent animation-generator URLs keep their own intent.

Why is there no prompt on this page?

The production record for The Bear Who Was Afraid has an empty initialPrompt. The page hides the prompt block instead of writing a fake brief.

Why is there no View Canvas tab?

The Bear Who Was Afraid has no sourceCanvasId in production, so Topview cannot embed or copy that Canvas. The page only offers Create in Canvas.

Featured Case · 30s Challenge

The Bear Who Was Afraid

The Bear Who Was Afraid is a hosted 30s Challenge short. This page documents the published cut and creator, not a reusable prompt or a copyable Canvas.

30s Challenge

By Óscar Bartolomé Poy

Create in Canvas

What this case shows

Charcoal-on-paper children’s short: a sketched girl in a pink skirt runs with a wide-eyed bear and a bee, then the title card THE BEAR WHO WAS AFRAID as they walk into tall grass toward an orange flower. Hand-drawn, not photoreal. Showcase only.

Case breakdown

1
Character short
The published cut follows a timid bear as the lead. The page reports that story identity without claiming an animation generator.
2
30s Challenge cut
The hosted mp4 stays in the challenge category. Related cases are other 30s pieces.
3
Showcase only
The Bear Who Was Afraid has no sourceCanvasId and cannot be copied.
4
No stored prompt
initialPrompt is empty. The page does not invent a children’s-story brief.

WORKFLOW

How to start from this Featured Case

1
Watch the published piece
Play the Featured Case media for The Bear Who Was Afraid. This page does not claim you can copy the original Canvas.
2
Create in Canvas
Select Create in Canvas. That link goes to /canvas with no case id and does not call copy.
3
Build your own project
Start a new Canvas project. Do not treat this showcase as a cloned template.

30s Challenge

Featured case FAQ

CANVAS

Start a new Canvas project

The Bear Who Was Afraid cannot be copied. Create in Canvas opens /canvas so you can start your own project.

Create in Canvas

Featured Case · 30s Challenge

The Bear Who Was Afraid

The Bear Who Was Afraid is a hosted 30s Challenge short. This page documents the published cut and creator, not a reusable prompt or a copyable Canvas.

30s Challenge

By Óscar Bartolomé Poy

Create in Canvas

What this case shows

Case breakdown

1
Character short
The published cut follows a timid bear as the lead. The page reports that story identity without claiming an animation generator.
2
30s Challenge cut
The hosted mp4 stays in the challenge category. Related cases are other 30s pieces.
3
Showcase only
The Bear Who Was Afraid has no sourceCanvasId and cannot be copied.
4
No stored prompt
initialPrompt is empty. The page does not invent a children’s-story brief.

WORKFLOW

How to start from this Featured Case

1
Watch the published piece
Play the Featured Case media for The Bear Who Was Afraid. This page does not claim you can copy the original Canvas.
2
Create in Canvas
Select Create in Canvas. That link goes to /canvas with no case id and does not call copy.
3
Build your own project
Start a new Canvas project. Do not treat this showcase as a cloned template.

30s Challenge

Featured case FAQ

CANVAS

Start a new Canvas project

The Bear Who Was Afraid cannot be copied. Create in Canvas opens /canvas so you can start your own project.

Create in Canvas

The Bear Who Was Afraid

Case video

What this case shows

Case breakdown

Character short

30s Challenge cut

Showcase only

No stored prompt

How to start from this Featured Case

Watch the published piece

Create in Canvas

Build your own project

More featured cases

Featured case FAQ

What is a Topview Featured Case?

Does Use this case copy the original Canvas?

Do I need to log in to use this case?

Does this page open Board?

Can I reuse this case in my own workflow?

Is this a children’s-story tool page?

Why is there no prompt on this page?

Why is there no View Canvas tab?

Start a new Canvas project

The Bear Who Was Afraid

Case video

What this case shows

Case breakdown

Character short

30s Challenge cut

Showcase only

No stored prompt

How to start from this Featured Case

Watch the published piece

Create in Canvas

Build your own project

More featured cases

Featured case FAQ

What is a Topview Featured Case?

Does Use this case copy the original Canvas?

Do I need to log in to use this case?

Does this page open Board?

Can I reuse this case in my own workflow?

Is this a children’s-story tool page?

Why is there no prompt on this page?

Why is there no View Canvas tab?

Start a new Canvas project