I'm not pulling on my driveway. We all know what that means. It's time for the drive to work at home edition.

So today I have a video Cartagena. We're going to talk about our direction of Dusk-Morn. So hey,

hey, video. Hey. Okay. So where do we start? So you're, I think we start, the idea, the two things we knew going into this,

it got greenlit was it is a horror set inspired by like 80s sort of modern horror.

And there was a house.

The whole thing was inside a giant house.

Those are the two things we signed on for.

So talk about, okay, you're the art director and you're given this assignment.

Where do you start?

Probably the earliest ideas was, I think I had just read a novel where there's a mansion that just keeps growing.

And we spoke in a world building team about making this a plain wide mansion.

And that snowballed into like, okay, you never get out of the mansion.

This is just all one house.

You never get at a house.

You're always going to be trapped here, even if you think you're

outside. So that's like the very first thing, and that got us off on the sprint. I remember

talking to Jose, hey, let's start playing around on how an outside looking environment might feel

like it's inside. Maybe there's a forest, but there's carpet on the floor inside maybe there's a forest but there's

carpet on the floor or there's walls or there's doors you know and there were some very early

concept art of that so one of the first things the first two things we were testing for was

how can we make this feel expensive and not claustrophobic?

You know, just like small spaces. No, we wanted big spaces because this is magic the gathering.

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