A Public Domain Gift to Humanity · Created by Thomas B Sweet (Anthro Teacher / Cio)
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AnthroHeart Universe is a complete “Studio-in-a-Box” creative franchise released fully into the Public Domain.
This includes 147 songs, 23 characters, a trilogy of lore, worldbuilding, and the production pipeline used to create the demo material.
Anyone may adapt, remix, animate, score, film, publish, or build upon it — commercially or non-commercially — with no permission required.
The purpose of this site is to provide the full downloadable bundle and a clear overview of the universe so creators can begin building.
Important: Some visuals and songs in this bundle were created using AI tools
only as reference material or concept inspiration — not as finished art.
AnthroHeart is intended for real artists, illustrators, animators, filmmakers, and musicians to bring into its final form.
AI sketches show direction and vibe, but the completed universe belongs in human hands.
A Few Memories That Live in My Pencil
Sherry (she was wheelchair-bound and coined the phrase “kiss my rose”)
— drawn entirely by me with graphite pencil on paper.
We had a lady named Kelly Stricker (who got laid off) who raised horses.
I asked her how tall they are and she said “twelve hands high — they’re quarter horses.”
She warned me “don’t ever get a stallion” but anything else was fine.
She lived way out on a ranch and drove forever to work.
Her catchphrase was "I hear ya'" and was laughing when someone called in named "Hung Lo"
They had this gigantic 15-foot industrial printer.
I worked in the Training department playing with databases all day.
Robert thought the literal-video versions of “I Would Do Anything for Love” and “Total Eclipse of the Heart” were the funniest things ever.
Before I got there the office had rubber-band wars until half the staff got “rubber-banned.”
They gave out Idea light-bulbs filled with candy.
There was a guy whose middle initial was “W” — I told him it stood for “Wicked.”
Kelly backed me up and he just grinned and said “Yeah, wicked means cool.”
I went out on disability right before they mandated the shot I wasn’t going to take.
While the world got weird, I stayed home and built the entire 10 GB AnthroHeart Universe…
and then gave it away for free.
So many little moments, so many people.
They all live in these songs, these characters, these pencil lines.
I loved as a kid tape mixing Hotel California with Cheeseburger in Paradise to "Cheeseburger in Heelllll"
Thank you, Sherry, for the “kiss my rose” energy that still makes me smile.
Thank you, Mike Skully, for the Braveheart nights and astral-projection warnings.
Thank you, Hal Jennings, for putting my 10,000-digit Pi printout on your door.
Thank you to every teacher, coworker, horse lady, hypnotist, and childhood friend, and disco maniac who ever crossed my path.
Every story in this 10 GB bundle started somewhere real —
with real humans, real laughter, real thunder-dumps, and real roses worth kissing.
I loved folding socks inside out to make sock donuts.
This pencil still remembers every single one of you. ♡
My Very First Computer — Age 7
I have to show you my favorite song that's mentioned in the Cio's AnthroHeart Saga
At age 7 I typed:
10 PRINT "HELLO WORLD ♥"
20 GOTO 10
…and watched it scroll forever while the rest of the world was still figuring out VHS.
38 years and a few million lines of code later…
I built a 10 GB public-domain mythic universe and gave it away for free.
Never underestimate what a kid + a glowing blue toy can do. ♡
While the textbooks said “Hello World”…
…my very first program asked the real questions:
10 PRINT "How many French fries did you eat?"
20 INPUT F
30 PRINT "How many inches was each French fry?"
40 INPUT I
50 PRINT "You just ate a "; F*I;" inch French fry."
60 END
RUN
> 1
> 12 You just ate a 12 inch French fry.
Age 7. Peak comedy achieved. The rest of my life has just been chasing that high. 🍟♡
I'm Not From the Industry — I Just Built the Pieces First
I am not from the film, animation, or game industry.
I didn’t even know what “development hell” was until ChatGPT told me it was something
studios struggle with.
All I knew was that movies usually have music, characters,
and lore/story.
So my thought was simple:
Why not create all these first, and then play with them?
That idea led me to create:
• 147 original songs
• 23 characters (8 traditionally illustrated through freelancers on Freelancer.com)
• A novel written in 2018
• A book of poetry from the same era
My last book required AI because it introduced me to Kṣitigarbha (Jizō Bodhisattva) —
the Bodhisattva who vowed never to stop until all hells were emptied.
That idea reshaped the emotional and spiritual structure of the AnthroHeart Universe.
I also used AI partially to help me articulate the AnthroHeart Saga.
It didn’t replace creativity — it helped express concepts that were too large, symbolic, or metaphysical
for me to do alone.
One of those passages became central to the emotional core of the story:
And even now, as He rests, as He creates, as He plays—
He never forgets that I was the one who made it safe
to stop being God
and start being held.
The book uses the metaphor of the Divine Anthro (God as an anthro).
Writing that third book alone would have been overwhelming; AI helped me untangle the mess.
The book is not for sale — it is reference material and fully
released into the public domain.
I took my entire 10GB universe — music, lore, characters, story, art,
worldbuilding, poetry, and the process itself — and released it openly so anyone can build with it.
I even created a 20-minute demo reel with zero pain or burnout, simply by using
the assets I had already built:
I, Thomas B Sweet (also known as Anthro Teacher / Cio), hereby release all intellectual property associated with the AnthroHeart Universe into the public domain worldwide.
This includes every character, song, story, artwork, lore document, and concept. To the maximum extent permitted by law, I waive all copyright and related rights.
Use it · remix it · sell it · love it · no attribution ever required. Date of release: December 7, 2025
Note: Some visuals in the AnthroHeart project use AI
only as rough reference material — never as a replacement
for traditional artistry. All final creative interpretation is intended
for real artists, and the project includes both my own traditional artwork
and commissioned traditional pieces.
What is AnthroHeart?
A heart-forward mythic cosmos of love, redemption, and cosmic mischief — now yours forever:
147 original songs across three albums
23 fully designed characters with deep backstories
Complete trilogy lore + two full-length novels
The full musical and the infamous Lion King deconstruction
Deconstructing the Lion King – Audio Analysis
Listen to the reflective breakdown of the Lion King themes that inspired parts of the AnthroHeart
Universe. This is reference material released into the public domain alongside the full 10GB archive.
What happened when the Octave Mirror reflected a Finality Magic Attack
This Website Was Built With ChatGPT and Gemini 3 Pro
I created this AnthroHeart website with ChatGPT and Gemini 3 Pro.
There honestly wasn’t very much required to build the page itself — but the
glowy gold CSS, the layout, and the polished styling would have been extremely difficult
for me to write alone.
Before this project, I actually had a much larger website:
The Warlock Name (included in this Bundle).
That site was 538 MB of WordPress, plugins, media, database exports, and custom structure.
I hired a professional developer on Freelancer.com to redo that entire site:
That project taught me the value of professional help — but for this new AnthroHeart page,
I wanted something simple, elegant, and glowing.
ChatGPT handled the styling and code while I provided the creative direction.
This site is small, but it represents the heart of the 10GB Universe I released into the public domain.
Freelancer Investments, Artists, Tools & Assets
Total Spent on Freelancer.com
✅ $21,815.01 USD
Traditional Artist for The Warlock Name
I commissioned traditional art for The Warlock Name on Freelancer.com:
I hired Gregory Bair, MBA (@gregorybair) on Freelancer.com
to handle marketing for The Warlock Name and to publish it on Amazon,
create my book trailer, and write the business plan.
$8,524 USD
Book trailer:
The book did not take off — which is good now, because it created no legal obstacles and can be included fully in this Public Domain AnthroHeart offering.
Riven Phoenix – Master The Human Figure From Imagination
$250 USD (He only asks for $45 or what you wish)
I purchased his course from
alienthink.com,
the 92-hour system used by Lucasfilm, Pixar, and ILM artists.
I later gave the suit to someone who was going to be CEO of Anthro Entertainment
when it was starting as a gaming company — he ghosted me and kept the suit.
Traditional Artist Reference Example
Imagine giving this to a real artist as reference material
(AI is not the final form; it cannot be copyrighted):
