Seth Conversation (part two)

The master cartoonist, Seth, joins me for a conversation about his career in comics. Stay tuned for part two and in the meantime pick up the latest issue of Palookaville from the wonderful Drawn and Quarterly here:
drawnandquarterly.com/author/...

[@unikadas]

OMG Seth: pre-haunting his house This is a great conversation, troubling and enlightening in good ways. "Nothing lasts" can also be quite optimistic depending on your situation.

[@jeremystone286]

I could listen to hours of this conversation. Thanks.

[@rewanji]

Great conversation and interview. Time well spent, for sure. Thanks mr Van Sciver.

[@andersbrnserud4504]

Just rewatched these two parts, it’s such a great conversations! Thanks, both of you!

[@stevelafler]

In Photoshop, you can use the "select" menu, to "color range" -- You can grab a black line and double it up, choke it if you want, and BAM you get a dark, opaque black (or any other color you want to beef up). Chris O. at D&Q clearly had a printer who cared enough to do this in Photoshop, or maybe it was just old school camera/stripping artistry, which actually is really cool for an aging graphics nerd like me to thing about!

[@pigeonheadedman5225]

thank you noah for this brilliant interview

[@nathanolsenart]

I’ve been watching a lot of your interviews and really appreciate you putting them together. Really great to hear cartoonists talking shop together. Thank you!

[@markknights6038]

Seth is a fantastic conversation. Thanks Noah.

[@noneofyourbusiness4616]

Well, you showed the person who said it would take a long time for you to post part two

[@andersbrnserud4504]

I can’t get over how much Seth’s voice sounds like David Sedakis’

[@philtre74]

Such a good interview - fantastic details and insights. Thank you kindly.

[@GoldenChiild]

Great interview. I hope this is part 2 of 20 . I could listen to you guys talk all day long. Seth is so cool. Hope to see some of his cut out art. Thanks for posting this Noah

[@Vicshade]

I thoroughly enjoyed this interview.

[@robertcook2680]

If Seth has any concern about the disposition of his original art after his death, (though he is more concerned about his house), he could bequeath all his original art to a museum that hold such archives.

[@andersbrnserud4504]

Love the insight of this conversation

[@GoldenChiild]

Hello again, some years back Seth put out a cool little book called "Forty Cartoon Books of interest ". I ended up getting some of those books thanks to him. Is there a way you can ask him if he would ever put out another one ?

[@plukart777]

Thanks for sharing this! Do you know if Seth have a blog or some updated link ? Im very curious about his process and pictoric explorations! I cant find any link.

[@wallygropius4451]

What, there isn't a mention of part three and this is not an ongoing weekly series?

[@jameshilger1818]

Basement radon makes for good comics

[@douglasquaid44]

Thanks so much to both of you. What's the name of the artist mentioned who has a good command of watercolours? Something like Maurice

[@noahvansciver5661]

Yes! Thats Maurice Vellekoop

[@toddbotdotcom]

Richard Sala is the other watercolor comic master everyone should look at also

[@commonwunder]

3:29 Morandi's artworks say nothing about what it means to be human. They won't last, because they've no innate 'pareidolia' effect. They don't mirror back to a viewer... the 'timeless quality' of what it is to be human.

[@FRAGAComics]

Subtitles, please!

[@thisisnotacryforlance]

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