Marc Brunet

Colours allowed The art teacher, artist, YouTuber and CEO shows us around his candy store, which also doubles as his work office

This is the editor’s portion of my office – a ridiculously wide screen that’s perfect for editing timelines in Premiere, but annoyingly wide for anything else!

These lights shine on the ceiling-mounted green screen, which I use for recording YouTube videos and streaming with my ART School students.

These small square lights are manufactured by Nanoleaf. They add a ton of ambience to the room and they can be animated, display any colour or even follow the beat of a song. In a word, epic.

This is the kids area and/or a rendering machine when I need the extra encoding power! Lots of Minecraft has been played on this computer. Some might say too much.

In case an intruder ever tries to sneak in to check out my anatomy figures, I’m warning you now that I’ve been practising my swings!

My son Kio who wants to become a Minecraft master. The other photo on the shelf is of my eldest, Emi, who’s dead set on becoming a YouTuber when she grows up.

This is Moko (it means “fluffy” in Japanese). She’s our new family member and a fierce golden retriever puppy!

I’m sitting on a large Yogibo bean bag that’s within reach of all things important like candies, art books and ImagineFX magazines.

Most of my art book collection is on the shelf above, and below are all the titles that shipped during my time at Blizzard including some I contributed to (StarCraft 2, Heroes of the Storm).