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Genevieve Tsai

 

Genevieve Tsai is an artist and the supervising character designer for the Animaniacs reboot. She was particularly responsible for the finalized redesigns of Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Warner, Dr. Scratchansniff, Pinky, and the Brain. Her drawings are so fluid and full of personality.

Story Artist and Character Designer at Dreamworks Feature Animation. Previously Supervising Character Designer at Warner Bros. Animation on Animaniacs, Co-Creative Director for the visual style of the Tom & Jerry Time pilot teaser (full series on CARTOONITO Directed by Showrunner and Co-Executive Producer Will Finn), and set the basis of the style for the upcoming Tiny Toons Looniversity.

Designing characters for over 17 years for a myriad of clients and media, including Netflix, Blizzard, Intel, Google, Riot Games, ReelFX, DisneyToon Studios, Ghostbot, Bento Box, Hasbro, Activision, EA, Zynga, Spin Master Ltd.

Genevieve was also the interior illustrator for the novel, "Rescue Sirens: The Search for the Atavist," by Jessica Steele-Sanders & Chris Sanders (Lilo & Stitch, How to Train Your Dragon, Croods).

Genevieve has worked in animated feature films and television, designed characters for animated series pitches, short films, video games, book illustrations, comics, plush toys, packaging, and apparel. Graduating with a Masters in 2D Animation & Visual FX from the Academy of Art University, Genevieve's passions have always been with storytelling and designing appealing characters full of life, personality and expression.








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