Mike Rayhawkさんのイラストまとめ

We spent a lot of time on deciding exactly how each scene would be framed and lit when you first entered each new area. It was all about proper dramatic impact and making sure all the important features were immediately visible first thing.

These were the earth quest caves.

Seriously, look how cool she is. A lot of funny touches here: hooking a LEGO cape on her wrists to work as long sleeves, and another on her head stud to work as hair. That hand fan, which we'd later see a version of in the Minifigures line in 2011

Now to be clear, all the stuff that makes Ninjago unique wasn't in my concept. No teenagers, no dieselpunk. We did have the four color-coded heroes with unique powers because here's the other thing I spent all of 2004 working on

Does anyone else get annoyed that the color of the text fields in the @Photoshop Photoshop loading screen don't match? Every time I boot up PS it's like one of those old OCD-trigger memes

Still cleaning up old pictures. Years ago, I found the Hawkeye Initiative and thought it was hilarious ( https://t.co/br2u0PUGmN ). I wondered if I could inflict one of the impossible spinebreaker poses on a minifig. I picked a Mega Bloks Dragons figure, just because.

Klobucharizard, sure, but I keep thinking about Klobuchar's Zaku https://t.co/hSHKIYmCMT

Looking back, I'm disappointed that I gave the top two hands a normal number of fingers. I made sure to correct this in later depictions

@Duerer95 have you tried

Light workload today, so I drew this minifigure having an adventure

@matthew__ashton @Stranger_Things @cartoonnetwork I'm just saying