ADG Perspective

May-June 2020

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pieces of the Locke & Key puzzle—either for this season or future stories. Bode's room was a special dress for me. I'm the father of two boys, six and ten. My ten year old provided all the drawings and Lego builds for Bode's room. Whenever he watches the show, he always hits pause to show everyone his drawings on the walls. Working on Locke & Key was a really great experience for so many reasons. It was a giant world-creating project. I'm still relatively young in my career and being able to design essentially a main character from the ground up was an incredible opportunity. Working with Carleton and Meredith and building a new creative relationship is also really great. And like American Gods, it was a chance to design something from a famous book in a way that captures the original spirit and gets fans to love the show as much as the books. There's a lot to live up to but it's an exciting challenge. ADG G B B -1/16" -1/16" as carved as carved (see illustration) (see illustration) Front View Front View Section B-B B Section B-B B Brenlo #157 Brenlo #157 3d Print and cast? Milled Make x 60 Rory Cheyne, Production Designer William Cheng, Hank Gay, Art Directors Samantha Dick, Marina Haponenko, Stephen To, Assistant Art Directors Jane Stoiacico, Karl Crosby, David Fremlin, Dave Wood, Stefany Koutroumpis, Katy Thatcher, Set Designers Henry Fong, Vincent Proce, Concept Artists Jeremy Gillespie, Sarah Zanon, Melissa Cormier, Paul Greenberg, Graphic Artists Jaro Dick, Set Decorator D E F H

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