…And so Victoria Stitch was born, along with her Pink Rabbit sidekick. Especially if it was juxtaposed with something sweet. Everything I drew/owned had to be a fairy. I had pictures of cupcakes stuck all over my walls. I was obsessed by the idea of having pink hair.
The story of Isadora Moon begins with Victoria Stitch She was a naughty fairy type creature and she had a pink rabbit who went everywhere with her. She first came into being during my Art Foundation course ten years ago. That name may sound familiar if you’ve checked out my Blogspot. Victoria Stitch is one of my favourite character I have ever created. The story of Isadora Moon begins with a character called Victoria Stitch. I can’t believe there are now six Isadora Moon books available! The story of Isadora Moon starts about ten years ago! It seems like a good time to retell the story of Isadora Moon and how she came to be. I can’t believe there now are six books in the Isadora Moon series. It’s only four days until Isadora Moon goes on a School Trip is officially out.
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“We’ve been building up our development slate over the last year, and after our success with preschool series Wissper we knew we wanted a show for six-to- nine-year-olds,” says Thorpe.What is the story of Isadora Moon’s creation? Kelebek is already in discussions with commissioning broadcasters, and there’s been a positive response to the property so far, says Thorpe. The first of these is planned to launch this summer on a new Isadora Moon YouTube channel that the studio will manage. Before the show is completed, Kelebek will create short animated clips featuring the characters to drum up fan-interest. In bringing the book to the screen Kelebek is working closely with Muncaster to make sure the show aligns with the author’s vision for the property. That sort of fan-engagement tells Thorpe there’s a hunger for more content, and a space for the animated series. First published in 2016, every new title outsells the last, which indicates a growing demand, says Thorpe.īeyond book sales, fans of the series have taken to making their own art, costumes and role-play experiences based on the titles. A new title, number 13 in the ongoing series, will be published by Oxford University Press this October. UK author Harriet Muncaster writes and illustrates the books, which have sold more than 1.2 million copies worldwide and been translated into 30 languages.
The property’s pink and black color palette reflects how girls in the demo often like being the perfect princess, but they also have another feistier side to them, says Thorpe. “It also resonates with parents and caregivers because Isadora’s a relatable role model, and the books offer a positive depiction of a blended family.” “Kids engage with the property because they see themselves in Isadora and her struggle to fit in and accept herself,” says Thorpe. The 2D-animated series is now in development, with production scheduled to start later this year and delivery planned for early 2022.Ī unique look, a character that connects with the target demo, and a large existing fan-base were all motivating factors behind why the studio optioned the rights, says Deborah Thorpe, CEO of Kelebek.
The 52 x 11-minute show will share the same name and follow the adventures of a young woman who’s half vampire and half fairy. London-based animation studio Kelebek Media ( Wissper) has optioned the rights to book series Isadora Moon with the intention of turning it into an animated series for kids six to nine. The studio picked up all the rights (excluding classic publishing) for the brand in its deal.
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