the hour-long Rocko TV special Rocko's Modern Life: Static Cling, which premiered on Netflix August 9, 2019. KaboingTV Murray is currently planning to develop KaboingTV, a web network entirely dedicated to cartoons. On April 20, 2010, Murray launched a donation drive on Kickstarter to fund the project, he required $16,800 by June 5 to reach the total funding amount for his project; otherwise, it would be cancelled. The project surpassed the amount of funding needed, and Murray is currently developing the next Frog in a Suit episodes. KaboingTV premiered in March 11, 2011. Let's Go Luna! Murray worked on the PBS animated series Let's Go Luna!, which aired from November 2018 to November 2022. Character creation process On his personal website, Murray describes his character creation process as "sometimes like playing Frankenstein". He starts with the personality. He shapes the conditions that make the character "tick", the character's imperfections, and the appeal. He asks himself, "Why would I want to tell stories about them?". If he is working with an anthropomorphic series or book with varying animals, he chooses an animal that, in his eyes, match the created personality. According to Murray, this resulted in a social caricature in Rocko's Modern Life. If he is working with an anthropomorphic series or book using one animal, he alters the specific character design to match the personality. Murray likes to vary eyeballs by size and color. He also varies nostrils. Murray believes that inconsistencies "make it more interesting". Murray then selects colors that, in his view, "feels right". He believes that yellow and bright colors "match a mood". If a character is "negative", he will pick a color that, in his opinion, matches the character. If he has to teach a crew of artists how to draw the character, he creates a model sheet for the character. Murray explains that one of the interesting aspects of character creation is the evolution of the personalities over time. In a one-time movie, the characters will have a static personality, but for a television series, the characters will change from season to season, developing new relationships, and even changing from mere background characters into a main character. Filmography Television Film/Special Internet Books Written and illustrated Who Asked the Moon to Dinner? (December 31, 1999) (Published in English and Korean) The Enormous Mr. Schmupsle! (August 2003) Crafting a Cartoon (September 12, 2008) Creating Animated Cartoons with