Casts

Ten productions - series, games, mascots and two pitch bibles - every cast with its turnaround, expression sheet and props.

Six characters for a lighthouse-town adventure series, built so the whole cast reads at forty pixels.

A forest of foragers for a cozy cooking game: every creature shaped around what it carries.

A preschool series about a bakery that only opens after dark: soft shapes, no sharp corners anywhere in the cast.

Scrapyard racers for a kart game: robots built from what a scrapyard actually has.

A mascot family for a river ferry company: a boat with a face and the crew who sail him.

A short film cast for one orchard in autumn: a grandmother, a boy and the things that live in the trees.

A cast of ingredients for a soup brand's winter campaign: vegetables with opinions.

A marsh-country fantasy cast for a story game: tall, thin and lit from below.

My own pitch: robots who run a radio station that only broadcasts between two and five in the morning.

A pitch about bird couriers: the smallest cast I have drawn and the one with the most hats.