Journey into Comics and Artistic Insights

The speaker shares their unconventional journey into comics, starting with a Fine Art education and various jobs before settling into comics and illustration. Influenced by Tintin books, they developed a fascination with past ephemera. Despite lacking formal training in comics, they pursued their passion, learning skills like computer use along the way.

What was the narrator's initial field of study before entering the world of comics?

• Literature

• Fine Art

• Photography

• Graphic Design

What was the name of the zine that inspired the narrator to pursue comics?

• Artistic Expressions

• Zenith Comics

• Hoags and H Daddies

• Williamsburg Weekly

At what age did the narrator start to solidify their career in comics?

• 30-31

• 18-19

• 20-21

• 25-26

Which job did the narrator find themselves particularly unsuited for?

• Office Worker

• Art Gallery Assistant

• Construction

• Waiter

What sparked the narrator's interest in Tintin books?

• Their simple and compelling stories

• Their historical accuracy

• Their complex storylines

• Their colorful illustrations

What unique action did the creator of Tintin take to keep the books fresh?

• Added new characters

• Updated the look of cars and machinery

• Changed the storyline

• Introduced new languages

What type of vintage items does the narrator collect?

• Antique furniture

• Old coins

• Vintage clothing

• Children's annuals and books

What did the narrator primarily gain from their art school experience?

• Technical skills

• Marketing knowledge

• Craftsmanship

• Attitude towards work

How does the narrator describe their approach to art?

• Spontaneous and creative

• Casual and relaxed

• Amateur and obsessive

• Highly professional

What challenges does the narrator face with modern technology?

• Developing new software

• Understanding social media

• Using computers and marketing

• Creating digital art