#creative-inspiration

#creative-inspiration

AdHoc Studio was founded in 2018 by Telltale vets Michael Choung, Nick Herman, Dennis Lenart, and Pierre Shorette. Originally, AdHoc was going to work in multimedia spaces, and not strictly games, with chief creative officer Shorette telling Variety in 2019, "As a group of people whose expertise and experience has come from making Interactive Narrative that sits in that space between, we feel now is the perfect time to form a studio that focuses on creating content for a new space."

Living in London is a constant source of inspiration - its stunning architecture and rich history offer endless material for painting.

"It was crunch time for him... He was 42, mid-career, and yet to find lasting success. He'd lost patrons, critics, support."

In Lost Records: Bloom & Rage, Swann’s Moth Girl serves as both a whimsical toy and a symbol of creative inspiration, perfectly blending cuteness with a touch of horror.

Phoebe Sung describes her design style as jolie-laide, a French term that directly translates to 'pretty-ugly' but really refers to unconventional beauty.

"I spent four years drawing every day. I really got into drawing old buses and trying to capture Liverpool long gone. It dawned on me that I was on a mission to create something beautiful."