I'm not pulling in my driveway. We all know what that means. We might not know what that means. I'm actually at work today.

But it is my drive to work, metaphorically speaking. So today I have Adam Prozac with us, who is the lead set designer of Tarkir Dragon Storm.

And we're going to talk about, surprise, set design of tarquire dragon storm hey am

how's it going mark how are you okay so when uh when last we left off i did a podcast on the vision

design we sort of said okay um eric lower had led the vision design eric had um led many many set

designs but this was his first premier i think he had done a how Corset, but his first non-corset

premier set vision design. And we were going back to a world we'd been to before, and I explained

that sort of the best of both worlds, we wanted to capture the dragons, we wanted to capture the clans.

And so we handed over a lot of stuff to you. So let's start there. So I wanted to explain to the audience a little bit what exactly vision does when it hands off.

Yeah.

So funny story before we start.

So Eric Lauer was the vision design lead.

He actually led the final design of the original Tarkier.

Yes, yes.

And my first set that I worked on at Wizards was Tarkir.

So I was so excited and so honored to be able to lead the set design.

But I think Eric did a wonderful job with the division design.

And so one thing that I look for from a vision design is a bunch of ideas.

So I want a bunch of ideas, hey, here's possible executions, here's something that could

happen.

And then like kind of a North Star.

I also want a North Star.

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