Concept Art
Tales of Monkey Island
Locations
Coloured concept art and line art of Flotsam town.
Sketches done with a red pencil for the buildings in Flotsam town.
More sketches done with a pencil for the buildings in Flotsam town.
Coloured concept art and line art of the interior of the Voodoo Lady’s shack.
Sketches for voodoo objects or items seen in the Voodoo Lady's shack.
Sketches for the Mayan ruins on Flotsam Island.
Sketch and details of the Screaming Narwhal ship.
Sketches for the altar barbecue and the artefacts on Spoon Island.
Concept art for the interior of the manatee's belly which is a location that Guybrush explores in Chapter 3.
Characters
Early sketches of Guybrush, LeChuck, Elaine, the Voodoo Lady, Marquis De Singe, Morgan, and a sea creature.
Multiple concept art for Guybrush Threepword
Feedback provided by LucasArts to Telltale Games regarding the look of Guybrush.
Coloured concept art for Guybrush, Pirate God LeChuck, the Voodoo Lady, Stan, Coronado DeCava, Jacques and Morgan LeFlay.
Early concept art of LeChuck.
Coloured concept art and line art for human LeChuck.
Coloured concept art and line art of pox LeChuck.
Coloured concept art for Elaine Marley with and without the pox.
Concept art for Stan, Morgan, Merfolk, Bugeye, Moose, Noogie, McGillicutty, Grindstump, the Ferryman, and Galeb.
Sketches of generic thin and fat pirates.
Sketches for different sea creatures.
Pre-rendered images of Guybrush, Zombie LeChuck, and the Voodoo Lady.
Storyboards
Other
Steve created three rough drafts of cover art for Telltale to choose from. Both parties preferred the first one. Steve quickly created these on a Cintiq tablet to get an impression of the composition and potential color palette.
Artwork used for the images projected on the wall of Marquis de Singe’s laboratory on Flotsam Island. The third image appears only in Chapter 4 of the game.
Unused artwork for the slides projected on the wall of Marquis de Singe's laboratory. This picture has a wider aspect ratio in comparison to the ones featured in the game.
Artwork used for the Voodoo Lady's tarot cards.





























































































































