The thesis “Frizerka Mare” is crafted using digital techniques that mimic traditional paper drawing, bringing a unique blend of classic and modern artistry to the project. The animated film is a dark comedy, animated in 2D, and evokes the aesthetic of 90s animation, which many viewers will find nostalgic and visually intriguing. The main characters are the protagonist, the Young Man, and the antagonist, Hairdresser Mare, whose interactions drive the narrative forward. Supporting characters and meticulously designed backgrounds significantly contribute to the film’s overall atmosphere, enriching the viewer’s experience. The use of sepia and monochromatic tones, along with VHS effects, creates a distinct horror ambiance that combines morbid and comedic elements, capturing the essence of dark comedy. The stylistic expression is further enhanced through animation effects resembling film damage typical of old VHS tapes, such as skipping, noise, flickering, RGB damage, and image blurriness, adding a layer of authenticity and charm. The motifs encountered by the main character are part of a neglected urban environment with dystopian characteristics, reflecting societal decay and despair. The thesis meticulously describes the process of creating the animated film, including directorial concepts, visual identity, technique, sound and music, and storyboard. Literature and websites have further enriched the process of creating the animated film and inspired me to highlight my emotions and skills through the animation.