The cultural and creative company “ETERNAL STORY.LTD ” (hereinafter referred to as “the company”), incubated by the Centre for Innovation and Entrepreneurship of the University of Macau (hereinafter referred to as “the Centre”), has won the championship of the “BD-Macau Local Original Comic Visual Art Competition” with its original comic work “The Last Dance”.
The award-winning work “The Last Dance” was created by Sam Tse, the person in charge of “ETERNAL STORY.LTD “. Set against the backdrop of Taipa’s landmark “Taipa Houses-Museum” (龍環葡韻), the comic portrays the cultural integration and emotional memories amid urban changes through the solo dance of a Portuguese elder, earning high recognition from the judging panel. The author expressed that this award serves as significant encouragement for the continuous development of original IP and cultural creative creations in Macau. In the future, “ETERNAL STORY.LTD ” will continue to focus on original content, telling stories that belong to Macau.
“ETERNAL STORY.LTD” was established in 2021 and is one of the outstanding start-ups incubated by the Centre. The company specializes in integrating design strategies and visual creation, offering professional services covering animation design, video production, motion graphics, event planning, and interactive displays. It is committed to creating impactful creative content for brands and institutions. Its team members come from diverse backgrounds in graphic design, animation, film, and technology, excelling in using motion graphics to tell compelling stories. With efficient production processes and professional execution, the company helps clients enhance their brand image and optimize external communication. Whether it is brand promotional videos, event documentation, corporate profile videos, or exhibition interactive installations, the company adheres to integrity and professionalism, providing high-quality, scalable visual design and creative integration services. It is a trusted partner for Macau enterprises in the fields of design and multimedia.
The “BD-Macau Local Original Comic Visual Art Competition” is organized by the Portuguese Language Exchange Association (Somosi) and is held biennially. It primarily targets youth aged 15 to 25, aiming to encourage local visual art and comic creation while promoting the development of Macau’s cultural and creative industry.
Excerpt from the Award-Winning Work