The background designers on this episode were ghostshrimp and Santino Lascano. The painters were Martin Ansolabehere and Sandra Calleros. Nick Jennings is the show’s art director, and Pat McHale is its creative director.
If you saw “Witch’s Garden” last night (if you didn’t see the episode, throw your computer out the window now because there’s a spoiler coming up), you watched the evil witch film Jake dancing around with flowers in his underwear, for what she claimed was her newsletter. What you didn’t see, however, was the tag showing the result, as the final scene, just a couple of seconds, was cut after the animatic stage. Watch it, now, above.
– Eric
Thanks, everyone, for all the great variations on a theme.
BONUS! BallisticBelinda delivers her version of the song from “Evicted!”
– Eric
Title card art credit goes to Phil Rynda for designing the rough version, Paul Linsley for painting, and art director Nick Jennings giving the card his final pass. “The Witch’s Garden” premieres on Cartoon Network on Monday, June 7, 2010.
– Eric
From Claire and Michael at Every Day Cute. Thanks guys.
–Fred
Jake with Man Body
“Witch’s Garden” premieres Monday night, and here are some characters to get you all excited about it. This episode’s character designers were Phil Rynda, Tom Herpich, and Natasha Allegri. Character design clean-up was by Mike Collins and Alex Campos. Color stylists were Ron Russell and Simon Simmonds. Nick Jennings is the show’s art director, and Pat McHale is the creative director.
From “Freak City.” This episode’s character designers were Phil Rynda, Tom Herpich, and Natasha Allegri. Character design clean-up was by Mike Collins and Alex Campos. Color stylists were Ron Russell and Simon Simmonds. Nick Jennings is the show’s art director, and Pat McHale is the creative director.
John Di Maggio and Jeremy Shada at an Adventure Time recording session, June 1, 2010.
– Eric
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