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Previously, she worked as a storyboard artist and revisionist for the show Regular Show on Cartoon Network. On that show, she was a storyboard revisionist for close to a year, then storyboarded four episodes before returning to being a revisionist. She left Regular Show to storyboard and write for Steven Universe, where she storyboarded 10 episodes...
1. "Monster Buddies" 2. "House Guest" 3. "Fusion Cuisine" 4. "Watermelon Steven" 5. "Future Vision" 6. "Winter Forecast" 7. "Shirt Club" 8. "The Message"
1. "Love Letters" 2. "Rising Tides, Crashing Skies"
Jul 14, 2017 · Life is challenging, but it’s also mundane. Happiness -- with your career, with your significant other -- is something we have to continuously work at. Maybe we’re happy. Uncomfortably even. Below is a Q&A with Korean-American cartoonist Hellen Jo, who translated the American version of Uncomfortably Happily.
Jun 30, 2015 · Hellen Jo talks about her work on Cartoon Network's Steven Universe.
Apr 7, 2016 · Hellen Jo is an illustrator and cartoonist living in Los Angeles, CA. Hellen has contributed short comics and illustrations to various publications, including the Believer, Papercutter, Giant Robot, Electric Ant, and VICE. She has also shown her illustration work in a variety of galler
Jun 21, 2017 · Newsarama | Zack Smith | June 21, 2017. Hellen Jo already has widespread acclaim for books such as Frontier and Jin & Jam, and her work on such animated series as Steven Universe and Regular Show. But now she’s added another credit in addition to writer and artist - translator. Uncomfortably Happily, which comes out in English from Drawn ...
Art Department: Steven Universe. Hellen Jo was born on 3 January 1983 in the USA. Hellen is a writer, known for Steven Universe (2013), Regular Show (2010) and Gothball (2015).
