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Imaginary Globe

Bringing Stories and Worlds to Life

From animated series to immersive game experiences, Imaginary Globe has contributed to a wide range of episodic content and interactive worlds. Our expertise in animation, rigging, and technical execution ensures that every project delivers high-quality visuals and seamless storytelling.

Explore our work and see how we bring animation to life in episodic and game productions.

Upcoming Release

Title artwork for the animated children’s series “Sir Mouse 2,” featuring a cartoon-style medieval shield and fiery background. The series is partially animated by Imaginary Globe, specialists in animation and illustration for kids’ TV shows.

Past Projects

Poster for Draw for Change, a project featuring six female cartoonists redefining the lines. Imaginary Globe contributed by providing the rigging and animation for the hand in the game, bringing interactive character animations to life with precise and creative technical execution.
Poster for Maya: The Birth of a Superhero, an immersive VR experience. The design features a large red blood droplet containing a glowing moon and the silhouette of a woman suspended mid-air, dripping with blood. Above the droplet are the names Indira Varma and Charithra Chandran, along with the Cannes Festival Immersive Competition 2024 badge. The tagline reads: "Genuinely empowering. This is galvanising, boundary-pushing art at its best." Set against a gritty black background, the text is styled in striking red and white. Imaginary Globe contributed animation, rigging, and technical supervision for this project.
Poster for the Bobo English series, featuring the main character, a cute green alien in a spacesuit, waving next to a large moon and star. Imaginary Globe was responsible for animating episodes and various characters, bringing the vibrant world of Bobo English to life with lively animations.
Poster for the animated children's series Sir Mouse, featuring a brave mouse knight wielding a sword while riding a green dragon through a background of red flames. Imaginary Globe contributed character animation for multiple episodes, bringing a variety of whimsical characters to life using CGI (computer-generated imagery) and VFX (visual and special effects).
Official poster for the drama series “State of Happiness,” featuring the main cast in vertical portrait panels above a stormy ocean and an offshore oil platform. The tagline reads, “When Norway struck oil, their history was about to change.” Imaginary Globe handled the animation of helicopters and submarines for the series as part of its CGI (computer-generated imagery) and VFX (visual and special effects) work. A Lumière Series production.
Poster for the historical drama series Marie-Antoinette, featuring the main character suspended mid-air in an elegant blue gown above the Palace of Versailles. Imaginary Globe contributed animation and technical support to enhance the visual storytelling of the series.