Stephen Hillenburg, who lost his life due to als disease at a young age, he was the creator of the sponge bob.
SpongeBob was created by Steve Hillenburg, a former marine biologist and science teacher who went to art school to study cartooning. Like SpongeBob, Hillenburg once worked as a fry cook at a seafood restaurant.
The creator of spongebob, Stephen Hillenburg, is actually a marine biologist and can open your horizons that spongebob is one of the comic book characters he draws to teach children sea creatures.
Hillenburg liked drawing marine life and thought sponges were the "oddest of all" these creatures. But the lumpy shape of natural sponges didn't feel right for the character he wanted to create. A sink sponge turned out to be perfect—it's so clean and so square, just like the innocent and un-hip SpongeBob.
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Hillenburg also learned to animate in the following years, and made Spongebob and his friends a line. She worked as a restaurant selling sea food such as crab and lobster.
SpongeBob lives in a pineapple because pineapples are a common motif in Polynesian crafts. In addition, Hillenburg says he thought SpongeBob "would like the smell" of a pineapple home. Smell is a very important sense for sea animals.
In 1989, Hillenburg took Bob as a comic book character to several comic book publishers but was rejected. The events took place after he got into Nickoledeon.
Hillenburg also thought of "SpongeBoy" (Sponge Boy) before turning Bob into a cartoon
Squidward only has six legs, but he is nevertheless an octopus. Animators thought that having eight legs on the character—which would be correct for an octopus—made him look too burdened.
One of the first sketches of SpongeBob by Hillenburg
Sketches of Squidward
The recipe for Krabby Patties is a well-guarded secret, but creator Hillenburg has hinted that these mystery burgers may be vegetarian. Otherwise, some inhabitants of Bikini Bottom would be cannibals.
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