Colorful hand-cut shapes, similar to construction paper, blue circles, yellow semi-circles, and blue triangles scattered across a white background.

Teakeyland

A childrens’ climate storytelling universe imagined and brought to life by Aishah-Nyeta Brown.

Teakeyland is a creative studio dedicated to inspiring young minds through storytelling and play. The immersive TV show and media platform invites children aged 4-10 to explore climate challenges in a fun and imaginative way. By transforming complex environmental issues into engaging narratives, we help kids build empathy, develop emotional intelligence, and foster innovative thinking for a brighter, more sustainable future.

Role
Art Direction + Producer

Year
2019-Present

Creative Direction

As creative director, Aishah-Nyeta guided Teakeyland’s vision from its earliest sketches to its unfolding animated world. She recruited and collaborated with animators, illustrators, and designers, weaving together their talents to build a cohesive and emotionally resonant universe.

Hand-drawn storyboards and sketches for a project titled "Title card ideas v1" showcase various designs and layouts for a branding or title sequence, including hand lettering, illustrations of leaves, and collage elements.

Episode title sequence concepts

Colorful cartoon character of a young girl with brown curly hair, wearing a pink dress with flower and butterfly designs, purple shoes, and a teal crossbody bag, on a gray background with color palette and different sketch styles of her face and figure.

Character profiles for Tasha

Turn-around sketches of a cartoon girl mouse character in various angles, with a candle on her head, wearing a dress, and carrying a backpack, drawn on lined paper.

Character development of ‘Michelle’

Colorful illustration of a cartoon monkey character dressed as a magical girl named Michelle, with the name written below. The character has brown fur, a yellow flame-shaped tuft of hair, wearing a purple dress with pink dots, and has a cheerful expression. Surrounding the main character are various sketches and versions of the same monkey character, including blueprints, black and white line art, and smaller black and white versions. There are also color swatches and a sketch of a box or case in the upper right corner, all on a gray background.

Character profiles for Michelle

Cartoon monkeys protesting with signs in front of a large crowd, in front of a building resembling the Palace of Westminster, with clouds in the sky.

Still from Teakeyland pilot

TASHA

Okay, wait! It’s cl-cl-climate justice? It says right here that kids like us can help change the world! Something is changing that we can help change even more? Hmmmm…

Exerpt from original script 2025

The book is open in TASHA’s hands. We see a still image of protesters with signs with the earth on them and the London Eye in the background, and most protesters are young children.

Visual Identity

To bring the world of Teakeyland to life visually, Aishah-Nyeta commissioned a design studio to develop its branding and visual identity. Under her direction, they created the color palettes, character designs and graphic language that reflect Teakeyland’s playful spirit and environmental focus.

A sidewalk advertising sign with colorful text promoting Teakey Land, a place where big ideas come to life, in an urban setting.

Enviromental branding

Text saying "Teakeyland" with a sun graphic next to it, on an orange background.

Logo design

A young girl is playing with toys and stuffed animals and building blocks in a room.

Beyond the Screen

Teakeyland continues to grow as a platform for reimagining climate futures. Expanding into educational resources, workshops, and interactive experiences.