For Misty, I kept her in her past. The subtle pastel
fruit tones of her post-war cottage-style home
mirrored that of childhood Misty's bedroom
from episode two. Buried beneath was a cold war
bunkerdungeon, a frigid and emotionless space
decorated with a faade of humanity, much like
Misty herself.
The '90s, one of two parallel timelines in the story,
provided an interesting juxtaposition from the
current storylines. ach of the characters comes
from such different backgrounds that it was a
pleasure creating their worlds Natalie from a sad
neglected childhood; Misty, the wannabe normal
teen whose environment and personality is torn
out of old magazines; ackie, the Disney princess
teen; and Taissa, our middle-class artists' child.
ach of these environments was a joy to design.
A. NATALIE'S MOTEL.
BOTH INTERIOR AND
EXTERIOR WERE BUILT ON
STAGE 8, BRIDGE STUDIOS
VANCOUVER, BC.
B. SAMMY'S BEDROOM
WINDOW WITH
DRAWINGS. SET PHOTO
BY KAILEY SCHWERMAN/
SHOWTIME.
C. TRAPPER'S CABIN
EXTERIOR. ILLUSTRATION BY
FRANK HONG USING
PHOTOSHOP.
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B
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