3:45 pm - 01/28/2013
From Jared Marantz:
"This is one of my absolute favorite projects to work on. I'm a big fan of the show and I love working on these designs for Christian Tinsley and Ryan Murphy. Coming up with the look and feel of these characters is a collaborative effort and I love how the project pushes Design further every year. Asylum took a lot of work, much more than season one. There was so much to do and it was a lot of fun. This show just had so much going on I can't even imagine what Murphy will come up with for next season."
Larger images available at th Source
Concept art from American Horror Story: Asylum
From Jared Marantz:
"This is one of my absolute favorite projects to work on. I'm a big fan of the show and I love working on these designs for Christian Tinsley and Ryan Murphy. Coming up with the look and feel of these characters is a collaborative effort and I love how the project pushes Design further every year. Asylum took a lot of work, much more than season one. There was so much to do and it was a lot of fun. This show just had so much going on I can't even imagine what Murphy will come up with for next season."
Larger images available at th Source
"I thought the alien stuff was interesting because I thought it was so metaphoric and take it or leave it and I think that stuff was polarizing for people," Murphy said about the fact he never planned to tie up that storyline. "It was always what it was. I always interested in those stories and the fascinating thing about those stories is the people who claimed to have been abducted and been on the ships. Did that happen? I don't know. But I'm fascinated that those stories started to come out right around the time of the civil rights era."
He added, "Really, to me, that's what that was about, and I never even like to talk about that story because I think I like that that's the one thing where everyone can draw their own conclusion."