Cartoonist Chris Ware interview (2017)

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  @ManufacturingIntellect · 8 years ago (edited) · pinned

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  @octopusmime · 7 years ago

  what a human being. i&apos;m so in awe of him and his work.

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  @trilokjitsengupta4873 · 6 years ago

  What an exquisite interview. Worth watching many many times just for the sheer humility and articulation of both gentlemen.

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  @richardsolis3204 · 6 years ago

  Chris Ware !!!...WOW !! Congratulations!!.. Im so happy and proud of you...you are great!<br>I Love ALL your work!.. good job.<br>We were in Commercial Art class at Robert E. Lee High School in San Antonio,Tx with Ms.Richardson...back in 1985. <br>Great interview 👍<br>-Richard Solis

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  @peteclark9881 · 4 years ago

  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!

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  @AB-gn1ey · 3 years ago

  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&apos;t feel like it&apos;s an enormous accomplishment. They&apos;ve committed so much energy toward mastering a craft that they are annoyed by the process. It&apos;s an every day routine. It&apos;s a relief that it&apos;s over. temporarily That&apos;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.

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  @ThaKid14 · 4 years ago

  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. &nbsp;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&apos;m sitting here like ....holy fuck thats absolutely genius, and hes like &quot;yeah i guess&quot;. Hearing his idea behind Building Stories just blew my mind even more. What a concept. could listen to these two speak for hours. &nbsp;thanks for posting.

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  @cha5 · 7 years ago

  He really does look like Jimmy Corrigan.

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  @jubelbrosseau7966 · 3 years ago

  What Chris said about Charlie Brown and Schulz’s art is so true that I started choking up just to hear him say it.

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  @omarsalkamusic · 5 years ago

  Brilliant cartoonist.

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  @hbzdgaf9010 · 6 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9WaYuLEvz5M&amp;t=1005">16:45</a> aw I just want to give him a hug. he&apos;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!

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  @fcool · 6 years ago

  great interview. charming conversation and very clever.<br>i&apos;m really glad of landing here randomly.

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