Jellybox provided significant animation assistance for Number Lore #4, part of the sequel series to Mike Salcedo's wildly popular Alphabet Lore.

A looping illustration commissioned by popular electronic musician Mystery Skulls, as a parody of the "Lofi Hip Hop Beats" girl

A dynamic trailer commissioned by illustrator Emerson Tung to promote his narrative art book, TANKHEAD.

A series of shorts in the style of Sanrio/Pusheen to expand the surreal world of Eggdog into cute 2D animated shorts!

Jellybox was was recruited by animation YouTuber GingerPale to assist with a Halloween-themed short. Spooky stuff!

A co-production with Nickelodeon Studios and Studio Yotta, written and directed by Jellybox studio founder Gene Goldstein. One of Jellybox's earliest animated projects, but arguably the most successful. This 3-minute short spawned a massive fanbase, heaps of fan art, and led to a development deal with Nickelodeon.

Mission mission mission yeah!

A hybrid live-action/animated music video created for the Los Angeles punk band Qbomb, Poison Pop depicts a stylish anime-inspired baseball game between the members of the band and an animated crew of monstrous Haterz. Jellybox was involved in every stage of production, from storyboards and costume design to animation and post-production. The entire music video was created in less than six months by a small skeleton crew of amazing talent.

To date has over 140k views on YouTube, and spawned tons of fan art as well as lucrative merchandise for the band.

A series of comedic shorts depicting the lives of a group of RPG characters after their epic quest concluded, forcing them back into regular lives. NOXP started as a solo endeavor of studio founder Gene Goldstein, and has since grown into Jellybox's first internal production, with two teams of animators alternating episodes to ensure weekly releases. Since its inception, NOXP has found success on all the social media platforms, and has garnered an active fanbase.

"How To Survive The Greatest Emergency In the History Of The Planet" was a commissioned project by Michael Rianda, director of Mitchells Vs. The Machines, as a promotional video to get people to vote during the historic 2020 election. Produced against a tight deadline leading up to election day, the entire short was created in just under three weeks with a small team of animators from around the world.

Trump lost, so clearly the promo worked!