The original map, sketched by the incredibly talented Jake Parker and inked by the considerably less talented Scott Arpajian, shows many amazing places in Dizzywood that never quite made it into the game. That’s enormous–but not as cool as an actual flying whale!.īy dizzywood | | flashbacksDid you know that there was an unreleased map of Dizzywood that showed far more about the known worlds than was ever revealed in the game? The official in-game map was really quite small by comparison, encompassing only a handful of areas that were accessible, like Presto’s Grove, Presto’s Edge, Tanglevine Jungle and Canal City.

Did you know there’s an airplane prototype that’s also called the Sky Whale? It’s a huge 3-floor aircraft designed to hold 775 passengers. What more reason do you need? Please take a look and consider supporting Jake’s newest work! P.S. That’s why we’re very excited about Jake’s latest project, a Kickstarter for his new book, SkyHeart. He’s also responsible for the “look and feel” of the world, so when you were spending all those hours exploring through Presto’s Grove, Tanglevine Jungle and the Skylands, you were enjoying Jake’s work. That included all of the initial character sketches for Presto, Chanjo, Olivia Kickflip, and more. By dizzywood | | newsAll of the original concept art and sketches for Dizzywood was produced by the extremely talented Jake Parker.

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