Jason Brubaker is a graphic novelist. He's an artist who worked for several years in Hollywood for DreamWorks.

He worked on projects like Blade. He also worked on Kung Fu Panda.

And he finally decided to leave LA and leave Hollywood, which didn't fit with his own values, and decided to go on his own and create his own projects.

Since then, he's put out two

series of graphic novels. One is called Remind and the other is Cythra. I've read both series and

really enjoyed them. My kids also enjoyed them as well. It is very beautiful art and very

dramatic storytelling, very much worth your effort if you're into that kind of thing.

So we talk about his creative process, how he inserts symbolism into his work.

We also talk about graphic novels in general, my own project, God's Dog, which is in the

process. So there's a lot of great stuff, and I was really excited to talk about him because I really

enjoy his

work and so I think you'll feel that excitement and you'll enjoy this conversation as well.

This is Jonathan Peugeot. Welcome to the symbolic world.

So will you be doing any editing after, you know, once you get the video?

I might edit in some pictures of your work.

Okay, okay.

But I usually don't edit a lot of the actual content.

Yeah, okay.

Unless you say something really.

Yeah.

I'm always so hesitant to say weird.

I was going to say you're not at all of what I've watched quite a few of your videos and you're not at all.

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