I Cannot Tell Good Art From Bad

I Think At Times I Read Too Much Of My Own Press. I Wish I Was Better At Taking In How Great My Life Is, But That's Surprisingly Elusive. I Tend To Be Very Hard On Myself And Insecure About Failing No Matter What Happens.

I Wrote On A Show Called Johnny Bravo When I Was At Hanna-barbera And He Guest-starred As Himself.

I Was About Two Years Old When I First Started Drawing Recognizable Characters.

[with R-rated Movie] You're Not Dealing With The Restrictions Imposed By The Fcc. They're Self-imposed. In A Way, That Does Make It Harder. You Actually Have To Think About It, As Opposed To Just Taking For Granted That You're Not Going To Be Able To Do This.

From A Writing Standpoint, Maybe Television Is A Little More Satisfying Because It's Not All Hinging On One Thing. You Can Experiment, Week To Week, And You Can Be A Little Narrower In Your Scope One Week, And Then Be A Little Broader The Next Week. But With Film, Everything Can Look The Way You Want It To Look. You Can Really Sculpt The Final Product. So From A Directorial Standpoint, Film Is More Satisfying. But, They're Both Forms Of Media That I'd Like To Keep Involvement In.