Sue Han

Production designer Sue Chan worked on the set details of Marvel's Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, incorporating various elemental motifs from Chinese philosophy. She focused on integrating elements such as dragon scales and five elements into the design while honoring the specific story that Marvel and Destin were trying to tell. Chan used a combination of real and artificial bamboo for Ta Lo village, drawing inspiration from the Tang and Song dynasties for style guidance. The set featured traditional Chinese architectural motifs, including symbols, styles, and colors. Sue Chan's work on Shang-Chi highlights her unique ability to create immersive worlds that reflect the richness of Chinese culture.

Biography:  https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/shang-chi-production-designer-built-170037299.html

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