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I think you can have an obsession and a passion but it can also be a constant chore. That almost makes it more impressive when you see a completed masterpiece, knowing that the person creating it doesn't feel like it's an enormous accomplishment. They've committed so much energy toward mastering a craft that they are annoyed by the process. It's an every day routine. It's a relief that it's over. temporarily That's how you know the layman is set up to be amazed. The artist would never imagine going down another path but thank God this part is over.
Chris Ware !!!...WOW !! Congratulations!!.. Im so happy and proud of you...you are great! I Love ALL your work!.. good job. We were in Commercial Art class at Robert E. Lee High School in San Antonio,Tx with Ms.Richardson...back in 1985. Great interview 👍 -Richard Solis
this dude forever continues to blow my mind.....im building the story as i speak... chris is utter brilliance and utterly self deprecating at the same time but a genius nontheless. Nothing short of a genius. Such a contrast when he doubts his work and then recites in detail every aspect of it and then i'm sitting here like ....holy fuck thats absolutely genius, and hes like "yeah i guess". Hearing his idea behind Building Stories just blew my mind even more. What a concept. could listen to these two speak for hours. thanks for posting.
If there is any chance that you read that someday Chris: I, for a start, was very exited about your new book coming out. And i'm pretty sure we are plenty, plenty of fans all around the world longing to be moved again by your atonishing world. I admire and praise every piece of it...and the same stands for the marvel of human being who you are.
I've never saw Chris on footage until now and I'm shocked to acknowledge he's not weird at all, but a very articulated person with a beautifully glooming speech. He brights as much as his art and this is rare.
16:45 aw I just want to give him a hug. he's firmly established himself in the modern comics canon, I think, and his characters are to many (such as I) what Charlie Brown was to him. loved the anecdotes with his daughter at the end as well!
he seems very likely neurodiverse/autistic. almost all talent is neurodiverse/a variation from the norm. it's interesting how little eye contact he makes and how much he shares about his creative struggles. both symptomatic.
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what a human being. i'm so in awe of him and his work.
What an exquisite interview. Worth watching many many times just for the sheer humility and articulation of both gentlemen.
I think you can have an obsession and a passion but it can also be a constant chore. That almost makes it more impressive when you see a completed masterpiece, knowing that the person creating it doesn't feel like it's an enormous accomplishment. They've committed so much energy toward mastering a craft that they are annoyed by the process. It's an every day routine. It's a relief that it's over. temporarily That's how you know the layman is set up to be amazed. The artist would never imagine going down another path but thank God this part is over.
Chris Ware !!!...WOW !! Congratulations!!.. Im so happy and proud of you...you are great!
I Love ALL your work!.. good job.
We were in Commercial Art class at Robert E. Lee High School in San Antonio,Tx with Ms.Richardson...back in 1985.
Great interview 👍
-Richard Solis
this dude forever continues to blow my mind.....im building the story as i speak... chris is utter brilliance and utterly self deprecating at the same time but a genius nontheless. Nothing short of a genius. Such a contrast when he doubts his work and then recites in detail every aspect of it and then i'm sitting here like ....holy fuck thats absolutely genius, and hes like "yeah i guess". Hearing his idea behind Building Stories just blew my mind even more. What a concept. could listen to these two speak for hours. thanks for posting.
Chris Ware won me over as soon as he put his head in his hands after watching the intro.... I can identify with this man so much!
If there is any chance that you read that someday Chris: I, for a start, was very exited about your new book coming out. And i'm pretty sure we are plenty, plenty of fans all around the world longing to be moved again by your atonishing world. I admire and praise every piece of it...and the same stands for the marvel of human being who you are.
great interview. charming conversation and very clever.
i'm really glad of landing here randomly.
I've never saw Chris on footage until now and I'm shocked to acknowledge he's not weird at all, but a very articulated person with a beautifully glooming speech. He brights as much as his art and this is rare.
16:45 aw I just want to give him a hug. he's firmly established himself in the modern comics canon, I think, and his characters are to many (such as I) what Charlie Brown was to him. loved the anecdotes with his daughter at the end as well!
He really does look like Jimmy Corrigan.
What Chris said about Charlie Brown and Schulz’s art is so true that I started choking up just to hear him say it.
Brilliant cartoonist.
I have his Monograph, it is crazily big. One needs two desks for it.
That forehead should be a national monument!
Analysis Paralysis - Wow!
he looks like John Green from vlog brothers
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“I wish we could all be happy….but it isn’t funny”.
Amen en français svp merci
Interview Ware refers to I think is here: ruclips.net/video/FI47zYJt2Mw/видео.html
he seems very likely neurodiverse/autistic. almost all talent is neurodiverse/a variation from the norm. it's interesting how little eye contact he makes and how much he shares about his creative struggles. both symptomatic.
Interesting.
To my taste it is primitive, soulless and even disgusting.