This show appearing on The Hub
is Maryoku Yummy, animated by OddBot. This has turned into a
very cute show for pre-school aged children. Before Maryoku evolved
into what it istoday, I did some really early visual development of
environments like Nozomu and the Wish Mill. It was a while ago, but
these were a lot of fun to work on... Above is a sketch of Nozomu,
a magical place where Wishes and their Wish Sitters live.
very cute show for pre-school aged children. Before Maryoku evolved
into what it istoday, I did some really early visual development of
environments like Nozomu and the Wish Mill. It was a while ago, but
these were a lot of fun to work on... Above is a sketch of Nozomu,
a magical place where Wishes and their Wish Sitters live.
The idea for this image is that under ground roots trap drops
of water (center). The Yummy live in these mushroom houses,
which defy gravity and crawl around on the underground roots
like snails.
of water (center). The Yummy live in these mushroom houses,
which defy gravity and crawl around on the underground roots
like snails.
A very early concept of the Wish Mill... wishes would
drop down through roots in the ground and float
through a system of water ways to Nozomu.
Another Wish Mill Concept... Wishes drop down through roots
in the ground into another series of tubes, then enter the "mill."
The area below is where the wishes would be nurtured.
... and yet another Wish Mill concept.
This concept of the Wish Mill includes an early concept of Tapotapo/
mill. He's sort of controlling the whole process and all the wishes
go through him.
go through him.
Another Tapotapo/Wish Mill concept.
13 comments:
These drawings were very influential- especially the last two. Great stuff as always, Jeff!!
Damn I never saw these, amazing work Jeff!!!
Great stuff. Exciting to see it all come together.
Thanks Dave and Carlos.
Dave, I remember you doing some pretty fantastic work on this as well!
Carlos, I see the dates on these were 2005. WOW, 5 years ago (that's just when I became involved!) this might have been when you first came back after your internship...It's amazing how long it takes to get a show on the air... a lot of hard work for all involved!
Awesome Jeff!
I have about 100-plus images from the development of Maryoku too. I think we all worked on it about 6 months.
Thanks John! It is neat to see the evolution.
Thanks Jim. Would love to see some Maryoku by Groman!
looks great!
I can't reach you through your email.
Wow, I totally not in pre-school and I wanna watch this! Looks awesome!
Thanks Dan and Sorrentino.
Dan, I have a new e-mail. Should be updated on profile.
Nice! Hard to believe how far Maryoku's progressed. Just seemed like one of those things always in the works here... now it's on TV!
These look great Jeff!!!
Thanks Brian and Dorota!
These pictures are very wild and zany. Fun and quirky artwork.
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