
Episode #17
Get in the Zone
Me chatting with my long-time wrestler friend Matt about "the Zone." We recorded this last year, but I have been sitting on it for a while to not confuse you guys; now the time for confusion has come.


I, your handsome host, interview artists from the indie and professional comic world about the act of making art. Conversations are chill and casual, but trying to look into the mind that needs to make art in such a time that discourages and undervalues the creative spirit. I'm hoping that through these interviews, people might come to appreciate or understand each other a little more.
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Signup to Generate a PitchI, your handsome host, interview artists from the indie and professional comic world about the act of making art. Conversations are chill and casual, but trying to look into the mind that needs to make art in such a time that discourages and undervalues the creative spirit.
Recent episodes include "Get in the Zone" (18 July 2026, 67 minutes), "Content Creation July Update" (13 July 2026, 17 minutes), and "Gavin Valentine" (3 July 2026, 53 minutes).
Ask an Artist (comics) Podcast publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 60 minutes across 17 episodes.
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Episode #17
Me chatting with my long-time wrestler friend Matt about "the Zone." We recorded this last year, but I have been sitting on it for a while to not confuse you guys; now the time for confusion has come.

Episode #16
This. I'm just interviewing myself, talking a little about future plans. discord: https://discord.gg/ak5FBzA

Episode #15
Had the honor of chatting with Gavin today- very talented, very professional, fellow introvert with a podcast. We got to talk about the social perception of artists and also the artist pipeline, and I felt like we had...

Episode #14
Had a great chat with Kyrun Silva, met him at a convention in Sacramento over a decade ago, and since then, he has only gone further in comics and business. We got to get into the type of mindset you need to go the...

Episode #13
Had an amazing chat with THE Phil Foglio, the creator of "Girl Genius", we talked about his amazing body of work and what it's like working with your partner. He had so many references and things he was working on, it's...

Episode #12
<p>Felt like I was talking to an old friend, Shahlberg shared with me his experiences growing up as a creative and what it took to take the artistic path just a little while ago. </p><p>Read Android Blues comic...

Episode #10
<p>Excited to talk with someone I'd dare to call a friend. We get into why we create and the expectations the world puts on artists, as well as the pressure we put on ourselves. </p>

Episode #11
<p>Got to interview Kate Holden the creator of Errant, by favorite magic school girl knight comic. Chatting with the talented Kate about her comic and learning all about imposter syndrome, how to be business-minded, and...

Episode #9
<p>An amazing interview from the very talented and critical Declan J. Garrity in my longest interview yet. We were really vibing on this one, not only talking about the nature of creating characters, but even got into...

Episode #8
<p>Chatted with the very talented Makkine, I was amazed by their technical skills, discipline, and modesty. I think we touched on a lot of lessons on art, consistency, and why we go through the pain of creating.</p>

Episode #7
<p>In this video, I finally get to get existential with the guest. It was a pleasure to talk to the talented Walpole; he even helped to solidify some of my thoughts on, god, creativity, and the nature of truth...

Episode #6
<p>This time, I got to interview one of my old friends, and one of the main reasons I'm still making comics today. We are both working on not restarting our passion comic, and although we get very casual, I think there...

Episode #5
<p>An interview with my old Canadian friend Evan Quiring, one of the hardest-working comic creators I know, also a total sweetheart. This time we talk about how world views reflect in our stories. </p><p>If you want to...

Episode #4
<p>A podcast where I chat with the passionate creators of the comic Circle of Hell. We are about to talk about the nature of collaboration with someone you trust. </p><p>Circle of hell Comic...

Episode #3
<p>Podcast where I chat with the very talented Eightfish, creator of "She Makes Hungry," where we talk a lot about inspiration and art. </p><p>portfolio: https://www.eightfish.art/ </p><p>She makes Hungry Comic...

Episode #2
<p>In our second interview in this series. We interview Andeh Pikard on his stories and process. We talk a lot about references and what inspires us to tell stories. </p><p>comic fury...

Episode #1
<p>In our first interview of the new year, we have my long-time friend and even longer-time comic creator, James Burton. We get into what we put into our comics and how our family and experiences influence that. </p><p>...
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