The Dark Crystal (TV)

The Jim Henson Company announced in 2005 that they were working on an animated TV show based on The Dark Crystal.Henson.com Official Press Release February 1, 2006 The show was to be geared for the Cartoon Network's "Toonami" anime block, and designed as a 2D animated follow-up and promotional tie-in to Power of the Dark Crystal.Richmond, Ray. Coming attractions, September 20, 2005
The show's look and feel was announced as being designed by David Slack, who did the same for Cartoon Network's popular Teen Titans series.
Kelsey Mann — who has worked on Disney XD's Ultimate Spider-Man, Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, and the 2003 Duck Dodgers series — produced art as a pitch to work on the project, and ultimately developed conceptual artwork for the series.KMANN Sketches and Doodles "Dark Crystal Designs" by Kelsey Mann, March 12, 2006
Less than a decade later, the Henson Company revisited the idea of a Dark Crystal TV series with The Dark Crystal: Age of Rebellion, a CG animated series that was initially pitched to Netflix. The idea was reworked at Netflix's suggestion into The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance and produced as a live-action series with puppets on actual sets.The Crystal Calls: Making the Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance
Kelsey Mann Dark Crystal concept 01.jpg|Kelsey Mann art
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