The FRANK QUITELY Shoot Interview!

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[@RobertNorton12013]

A few years ago, Kevin Smith was doing just audio interviews with various comic creators on his fatman on batman. The best of which is a 4 hour interview with Grant Morrison. The current incarnation of that show doesn’t allow for that kind of in depth talk with creators anymore, which is very sad. But here now we have the badasses at CK bringing the prime shit we all want to see/hear and i cant thank you guys enough for what you do. Ed, Jim, and Tom. Thank you for doing what you do. Years from now, people will be talking about the important work you guys are doing for the world of comics right now and we are all lucky to have you doing this stuff. Again, thank you.

[@RobertNorton12013]

@@RighteousBrother yeah that interview has massive replay value

[@POliveira11]

I saw a comics exhibition in Glasgow in 2017 , FRANK QUITELY The Art of Comics...what a treat!!! Hope to see another one in the future. It is entertaining, educational and more.

[@beo74]

Another fantastic choice. Quietly is always among my top 5 artists working in comics.

[@MrTylerLenaz1]

I just wanted to say thank you guys for all the hard work you put in to this channel. I commute an hour both ways to the Kubert school and I listen to Kayfabe every drive. It really keeps me motivated and inspired, especially when you talk to amazing guests like Frank.

[@davlang3783]

Missionary Man, in Judge Dredd the Megazine, was mind-blowing seeing his style for the first time. Heck, that was 28 years ago! Glad to see he's had an amazing career. Excellent interview.

[@jumhed994]

Yes, for sure. I remember the initial feeling of seeing his work for the first time on that character and wanting to see everything he'd drawn from thereon in

[@TheRadman107]

This became a comic art tutorial for me thank you very much Ed and Jim and Frank...

[@antdujar]

Yo! You’re just getting crazier with these ! My favorites quietly along with bolland and Darrow! All in a row! I definitely want to see Steve mcniven for a shoot interview ! Quietly is so humble and what really makes this so great is just seeing him pull out the Kayfabe crews works. Just wholesome.

[@sabojezles]

Oh YEAH!!!!!

[@ericburke9490]

I wish Batman & Robin with Frank and Grant lasted much longer. The most enjoyable Batman book that is read in a long time at that point.

[@Stiffkittens01]

I have the privilege of knowing Vin. He is one of the kindest, most down to earth & humble people you will ever come across Loved hearing the Hope Street Studio stories. There was definitely a lot of weed going on there (none by me though!) 😄

[@stevena488]

As much as Frank Quitely is a phenomenal artist (and he is) I've been secretly hoping for him to do more writing. Frank Quitely is a BRILLIANT writer in himself and I KNOW why he doesn't do it, but man alive? If he could just be given carte blanche to write and draw his own stuff? The mans got an impeccable talent for it. (For reference, look up his animation he did and his work on Electric Soup) Oh btw, when Frank says that he's an open and accepting guy, he absolutely is. Frank is an absolute gem of a man and I hope he knows it. HA! Just got to the Leckie Soup name drop! Good stuff

[@nilsflash]

You guys are absolutely killing it with these shot interviews! Thank you so much, you are making my life better.

[@PebblesMintstone]

This is going to be 2+ hours of bliss. One of my all time favorites. Looking at his work is so engaging and addictive.

[@ThreeG]

Batman: Scottish Connection is a low-key banger.

[@duotronix2305]

Awesome!!!! I keep watching the F@#% out of these videos lately. Geof Darrow, Frank Quietly, Mark Millar......man, my favorite creators in the biz. Thank you guys for hooking us up with such great conversations!!!!

[@Artspeaksmorethnwords]

He is the best artist, I own Art of Frank Quietly which published by DC, it has one of the best art I have seen in my life. Art for Sandman destiny one shot is masterpiece, nothing will top it.

[@joeanderson9045]

WOW! Frank is a Kayfaber! That is so awesome. What a great interview. You guys are killing it with these back to back shoot interviews with Bolland and now Quitely. Just incredible.

[@krhvalentino]

I'm giddy af, Frank Quitely is easily my top favorite comics artist! Thank you guys for doing this!!!

[@alexbrewer5382]

My favorite artist on my favorite channel! Gentlemen, this was a treat. Frank Quitely's work is the greatest and hearing him talk, it's no mystery why. Thank you all so much for this. Cartoonist Kayfabe forever.

[@thetonycanepa]

What a closer to this recent trifecta of interviews! Darrow, Bolland and Quitely all seem to be genuinely kind, introspective guys who have put in a tremendous amount of work to arrive where they are today. Truly inspiring chats with all three. I also appreciate the time and effort that the Kayfabe crew puts into research for these. You ask great questions and I enjoy the focus on process and technique.

[@KAROSHIcomics]

The Man. The Myth. The Legend.

[@aaronsasson5148]

Only 18 minutes in and this is already the most educational shoot interview I've seen on this channel.

[@danelsen1278]

What a fantastic interview! Frank is so talented and is clearly such a thoughtful artist. I’ve seen another interview/bio video on him but this interview really gives us the insight into what a kind, sweet, genuinely good person he is. Such a treat to hear him talk for almost 2.5 hours! And the stuff he said about Cartoonist Kayfabe brought a tear to my eye. He nailed it, you guys are really special and important to comic fans, and we all feel like we know you even though many of us haven’t met you in person. Thanks for saying what we all feel Frank!!!

[@bambam5000]

You guys are doing an amazing service to comic art. This is fantastic

[@oisintaylor3382]

Ah, this is a happy day! I’ve been a huge Quietly fan since the 90’s. His art style fascinates me…. Super unique

[@dave_turbo]

This interview is an absolute goldmine. I love it.

[@RP-ve7bl]

7 days not working due to sickness. Also known in Scotland as a 'Wee Cough'.

[@kinketsu9103]

Frank Quitely just a link in a chain ladies and gentlemen! One remarkable part of these interviews is how much these artists dont appreciate themselves!

[@ashone2]

amazing shoots, keep them coming.

[@stephengilloway6780]

Just wanted to add my thanks to you guys as well for keeping me entertained informed and motivated throughout the last 18 months, like Frank your content is very often running in my line of sight and bears repeated viewing, love your insight and work ethic, keep making comics guys.

[@Michael-tf8om]

Treat after treat! I push everyone I can to CARTOONIST KAYFABE!

[@benellison5668]

I love that he evidently watches Kayfabe

[@nulsh331]

This is great! Vin is an amazing talent and a total gent! Great interview.

[@cyberpunkholiday]

Super down to earth and honest tales. I dig it. Thanks everyone involved!

[@the_flushjackson]

Brilliant interview. Quitely is an inspiration for my own art. Thank you for doing this, all-around.

[@johnnytyler1]

If you read this Frank, for me you are one of those geniuses like Moebius. I love your work and whenever you draw something I have to read it to see how you handled your storytelling.

[@BlockBusterGraphicWorks]

Outstanding interview I've always said Frank is one of those artist you need to have in your collection great interview can't say it enough.

[@simian5805]

For me Quitely is "up there" with Mobius (with all due respect). I loved this: "Oh hell, what was the name of the guy who did From Hell?" asks Quitely,.....The response in unison from the Kayfabe team "Eddie Campbell". (Collective Group Laugh)

[@amirmalekpour4316]

OH MY GOD!!! Back to back to back amazing shoot interviews!! Ya gotta be kidding me!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@jeremyharder4752]

Beautiful conversation! Loved that he was such a huge fan of you guys, especially when he was pulling out all your books to show you!

[@chazkhaira4690]

Quítely is perfect for relaying Morrison’s scripts Without Quitely I generally struggle to follow Morrison’s stories.

[@robfalgiano]

That might be the only thing this interview is missing. The nature of his collaborations with Morrison and his thoughts on the way Morrison is dabbling in metaphysics via the comics medium.

[@ionvash]

I'm so stoked that you guys got Frank Quitely to do a shoot interview, what a treat!

[@Therealmrmeow]

This is great! Your interviews are the best. Thanks soo much for giving us fans and artists more than we could ever get through our own conventions. You guys are goats.

[@Spaceprince72]

This was fantastic. Also, he, like so many other artists, looks like one of his illustrations.

[@Ekleberry]

This is my favorite shoot interview yet. I will definitely read more Quitely comics.

[@ChuloAA]

I really love how you can see he really enjoys the channel and interacting with you fellas

[@mattsimone384]

WoW! Fantastic interview. The bit about working on Sandman and Moebius was incredible!! Great episode!

[@RobotmanSays]

I can feel it...Morrison is next

[@DEEAD666]

I was sleeping with KZbin on autoplay and started dreaming of Wee Hughie! 😂

[@dwaynemuth8775]

Wow! Great interview , guys! Very humble and talented! Enjoy the hell out of this kind of stuff!

[@AdamSavageland]

Great interview with one of the greats ! Frank, I have Clip Studio tutorials playlist on my channel walking through all the tools

[@TheJeffhvt]

Bravo. To all parties involved. 👏👏👏

[@nuahs6881]

This will be a great watch for a Monday

[@Michael-ns1ey]

Interesting comments on the We3 colourist - I've always thought the colours spoiled it, made it hard to read (visually).

[@robfalgiano]

Having made it to the end I love Quitely’s entire approach to making art. The standard he holds himself is ridiculously high, nearly unattainable, and any flaws he perceives in his own work are probably unnoticeable to 99.99% of people if they even truly are there. The guy is masterful and I admire and share his relentless desire for perfection, whether it ever comes. I would go so far as to say that much of Quitely’s work is so beautiful it’s spiritual. My medium is music but all the rules are the same. Once a studio recording is complete a four minute song might hide 30 hours of actual time spent from concept to final mix. And when any aspect isn’t perfect to my own ears I never get over it and would almost rather never listen to it. If one doesn’t have this fire in the belly one will never ever get close to one’s artistic goals unless you’re such a natural that you take it all for granted in which case we all hate you 😁 Here’s to OCD artistry. Is there any other kind?

[@janhanger]

Best Superman artist 1) John Byrne 2) Dan Jurgens 3) Frank Quitely

[@caegn]

First started watching the channel looking for Mark Millar interviews after hearing about Jupiter's legacy on netflix. Full circle, I'm sure this one will draw a lot of eyes for you all. Keep it up!

[@TheBump45]

Loved this one

[@LarryKingUndead]

Murderers row of comic book talent with these Shoot Interviews. Frank's work was shocking the first time I saw it, and I've loved it ever since. The bit where he talks about the comics coloring, and the Bolland recoloring of Killing Joke is mentioned I appreciate. I get where he and Bolland are coming from, how the wishes of the artist are often ignored, and while the Flex Mentallo recoloring I can get used to, the Bolland Killing Joke recolor is so dull compared to the original.

[@alexharris6622]

Good god, you guys are KILLIN IT!!!

[@AndrewGordonMacpherson]

Thanks for this. Really enjoyable.

[@XAVIERCUERVO]

waaaooooooohh!!!! THE Frank Quietly Quite frankly the beast comic artist alive

[@dalfvideos]

OOne of my favourite artists of all time-- and he LOOKS like his own drawings! That's actually pretty cool. The mouth shapes, the wrinkles, etc.

[@iiizeroiii1636]

47:16 this section of the chat is an amazing piece of insight

[@lucascatron8994]

Thank you!!!♥️♥️

[@conroyjett]

How awesome is it that Frank is a fan of the channel!

[@Martin_TheCollector]

Super awesome!

[@bodiechewning]

Gah! What a roll you boys are on w/ these lately! Going out to try hypnotherapy stat.

[@therealmegabros]

Now I don't feel so bad when I attempt to undo while I'm drawing on paper 😅 that shits real

[@eracerxxx]

can you guys please do a deep dive on the editor and original art pages he sends you?!?!? 1:35:18 in the video.

[@periklisbegzos]

Thanks so much for that. Absolutely enjoyed it. Any chance you'll be inviting Liam Sharp in the near future? Especially about his transition to digital comics...

[@spiderphil]

That interview was epic

[@MrSamfonseca]

"Why these colorists are ignoring me?!", hahaha. Another great interview, thanks!

[@MrSamfonseca]

And, of course, what a cool guy Frank seems to be!

[@simian5805]

Man, I would love to see that original Batman in Scotland, as Bruce Wayne, with the Masons comic made. Sounds like a killer story.

[@BigBandelero]

Great show, guys.

[@nikolaosfinizio]

Woooow guys, I'm getting addicted to them shoot interviews

[@henryd98]

Quitely is very likely my favourite artist of all time

[@oisintaylor3382]

Have to say, I like Jamie’s colouring. One of the few colourists that I can identify his style. He can surprise you as he’s not following the same rule book as most colourists.

[@davidaaronartist]

Blessings 😊

[@chibbykill]

It finally happened

[@erikcjones]

Wow. Just incredible.

[@MarsHottentot]

This is making me crave a loose, punk rock, monthly punch-out Frank Quitely!😂

[@kelvo777]

WTF !!!!!! Mind-blowing!!!!!!!

[@billcrabtree8700]

That thing about not wanting to change the color scheme to reflect a different time zone because we don’t need to patronize the reader?! What a cop-out!

[@RVAlien]

Holy shit! This is dope asf

[@Gootie29]

Wonderful

[@awwn5934]

4:55 “In the experiment, rats were allowed to run around a maze. As the rats learned the spatial layout, the researchers recorded signature patterns of brain-cell firing. The scientists did not stop recording from these memory-imprinting cells when the rats subsequently fell asleep. They continued to eavesdrop on the brain during the different stages of slumber, including rapid eye movement (REM) sleep, the stage in which humans principally dream. The first striking result was that the signature pattern of brain-cell firing that occurred as the rats were learning the maze subsequently reappeared during sleep, over and over again. That is, memories were being “replayed” at the level of brain-cell activity as the rats snoozed. The second, more striking finding was the speed of replay. During REM sleep, the memories were being replayed far more slowly: at just half or quarter the speed of that measured when the rats were awake and learning the maze. This slow neural recounting of the day’s events is the best evidence we have to date explaining our own protracted experience of time in human REM sleep.” Matthew Walker, Why We Sleep

[@SeanWickett]

Try turning your cintiq sideways. Almost 1:1 with a real piece of paper.

[@nicolawicz]

Wow.

[@5colorcowboy]

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