Jones-Quartey, a dynamic and multifaceted creative visionary, is the ingenious architect behind the illustrious webcomic RPG World, which has garnered a plethora of prestigious Web Cartoonists' Choice Awards, solidifying its position as a landmark in the digital comics landscape.
As a pioneering figure, Jones-Quartey was also one of the founding members of the groundbreaking "bagofchips" collective, a collective of visionary web cartoonists, comprising the remarkable talents of Aaron Farber, Meredith Gran, Josh Mirman, and David McGuire, among others.
Jones-Quartey's creative endeavors extend far beyond his work in webcomics, as he is also the co-creator of the groundbreaking web animation series nockFORCE, a pioneering project that has gained widespread recognition for its unique blend of innovative storytelling and cutting-edge animation techniques.
Jones-Quartey's remarkable career trajectory began with a stint as a storyboard supervisor and revisionist on the highly acclaimed animated series Adventure Time, a show renowned for its captivating storytelling and memorable characters. This impressive milestone was preceded by his work as a storyboard artist on the equally acclaimed Secret Mountain Fort Awesome, a testament to his versatility and skill in the field of animation.
Jones-Quartey's professional journey began with a foray into the industry as a storyboard artist on the popular animated series The Venture Bros., a show that has garnered a dedicated fan base and critical acclaim for its unique blend of humor, action, and adventure.
Notably, Jones-Quartey has made a significant contribution to the world of animation by lending his voice to the character Wallow in the extremely popular and critically acclaimed animated series Bravest Warriors.
In the year 2013, a significant milestone was reached in the career of Jones-Quartey as his short film, titled Lakewood Plaza Turbo, made its premiere on the popular television network Cartoon Network. This marked the beginning of a potential television show, which was initially pitched to Cartoon Network Studios as part of its shorts development program.
Over time, the short film underwent significant changes and was redeveloped into a mobile game, aptly named OK K.O.! Lakewood Plaza Turbo. This innovative game was subsequently released on Cartoon Network's Anything app in February 2016, providing a unique and engaging experience for players.
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The mobile game's remarkable success served as a catalyst for the development of a television series, ultimately paving the way for the show's formal approval as a regular component of Cartoon Network's programming lineup.
The OK K.O.! Let's Be Heroes television series officially premiered on August 1, 2017, marking the beginning of a new era in the world of animated television.
