Calling all graphic artists, drawers, animators, etc -

Matt Conley made a suggestion that I really liked about the Tiny Story Ad.

"I think you need to build on the wall of monitors a bit more and expand the environment... You could get different angles, sized monitors, more "viewer" characters, etc. Then use the same concept (floating camera, graphics on screen, sound snippets being heard) and increase the vastness and scope of this first cut. ... maybe the last monitor could be the Tiny Book of Tiny Stories book closing, and the camera could sort of "go through" the TV (erasing any static lines from the monitor,) making the book a real object - rather than just an image on the screen." - Matt Conley

I think expanding the environment is a great idea and one I think could be accomplished with the talented artists here. Reading Matt's suggestion, I envisioned a large, old (rusty & dusty) screening/control room with a bank of mismatched monitors all being viewed by one lonely robot, searching the universe for any signal and comes across an ad for the Tiny Book of Tiny Stories.

That would envolve creating a larger control/screening room and a robot that isn't just static.

I, by no means, can draw something so elaborate, but I know someone out there can and I'm sure people can help this idea grow.

Featured is Marielv's wonderful creation, using the idea of the robot on a spaceship, which I think looks great.