Fullbrite serves as a beacon of hope and light for children and families nationwide. Created by Disney Imagineers© in the early 90s, Heart of Florida United Way has brought this joyful mascot to life through its partnership with the Orlando Magic. Goal!
This unique project has given me the honor of taking Fullbrite’s original concepts and applying them to modern design materials, including illustration, short-form animation, and interactive activities. Keep your eyes open; you might just catch him shining brightly for all to see.
Jake Little is no ordinary nine-year-old. With his trusty canine, this young would-be swordsman patrols the beach haven of Mayfair for dangers that may threaten the quiet town.
Little does he know that his outfit once belonged to a great warrior. And with enough time, he’ll unlock a power beyond his imagination. He’ll need to be home by the time the streetlights turn on, of course.
Jake was inspired by the hand-me-downs I received as a young boy.
Sandy “Blush” Banks would love to fit in, but she’d rather stand out. By day, she’s a regular at the local roller rink. But by night, she’s a 50s-clad street skater, tagging the city with the help of her fifty-five poodles.
But not everyone in this vast metropolis is so keen on her quest for hope. It’s time to grab a can of liquid awesome and shake things up.
Sandy was inspired by my many visits to the local bowling alley as a kid.
Argonaut is a 16-bit spin on the Greek tale of the magical Golden Fleece. In this version, Jason and the Argonauts face off against a beast that turns them into low-pixel versions of themselves. And of course, only a perilous adventure will restore them. Don’t worry, he and the crew are up for it.
Redd is probably the most tender-hearted hardware store owner that ever lived. When he’s not helping customers pick out a new plunger, you’ll find him soaring through the sky wearing a homemade jetpack. What is he looking for? Cats in distress, of course. Or dogs. Or birds. Ahh, shucks, he loves them all.
Redd was inspired by my many visits to the local hardware store as a kid.