Hello, everybody. Welcome to Three Point Perspective. The podcast about illustration, how to do it, how to make a living at it, and how to make an impact in the world with your art. I'm Jake Parker. I'm Lee White. And Will Terry is not here. He is on assignment in Hawaii. He's, uh, man, we really don't know what he's doing out there.

Uh, he's looking for this.

There's a penguin tribe that's actually tropical.

That's right.

He's trying to go full penguin in Hawaii, see if that works.

Well, anyway, sometimes we interview great illustrators on this show. Sometimes we take questions from people just like you.

Sometimes we agree. Sometimes we argue. But each time you learn something, France speaking new.

Yeah. And today we have been, Lee and I have been cranking on some extra classes for SVS. He's been doing a watercolor class. I've been working on

graphic novel class with Sean Crystal. And I just wanted to get an update from Lee on how he

thinks that's going and what he's looking forward to with the with the class

because we're talking a little bit about it this morning on text but just want to hear

hear where you're at with that yeah it's it's fun I mean it's always really hard to build a class

like you think it's going to be easy, and it's never easy.

It's very difficult, very time-consuming.

You know, I don't know about other teachers.

And I don't know if they actually feel this way or not.

But, like, when I give a workshop, I want people to leave thinking that's the best

workshop I've ever taken in my life.

Yeah.

I really want to plan it carefully.

It's not just random.

Like some of the workshops I've taken in the past, even though I did glean some tips off of them.

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