While workshopping their design for ‘Bluey’s Brisbane’, the Bluey team dropped into Stafford State School to find out what students loved most about the show. They talked about Bluey’s art direction and design, and how they turn local Brisbane streets into what we see on the show. The students were also interested to hear about the producers’ careers and what it’s like to work in animation and design.
Ultimately, the producers hope that the artwork not only reminds people of the beauty and quirkiness of Brisbane, but also of the career opportunities in the arts and media industries.
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