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 no Will Terry today. Will Terry is on assignment. He is doing a self-publishing project,

and he'll be back to report on how that went. Today we have a special

interview with Keshe from India. He's an India-based artist, born and raised there, and you can find

his work at keshart.in. So pull that up and look at that if you're not driving while you're listening to this or if you're on the

YouTube channel. Just pull that up and look at it and kind of surf your way around his

Instagram account and his YouTube channel there. And this is a fascinating guy. I will tell you a

little bit of our history, me and Keshe. We met back in 2015 online. He

approached me as a filmmaker and he said, hey, I would love to make some sort of short films

for you and help you out with your YouTube channel or whatever you need. I said, well, I'm going

on this book tour

for Little Bot and Sparrow. How about I just shoot a bunch of video and send you the files and you make

some videos for me? And so if you go on my YouTube channel and you see my Little Bot and Sparrow

sort of book tour videos, those were all edited by him. I did the footage. He did the rest.

And I have a video on there, finished not perfect. That was edited by Keshe as well. And so, I didn't know that. Yeah. And so

those were done. We like I said, I mean, we're coming close on knowing each other for 10 years now.

It's amazing. And I've been on his podcast a couple times and I thought, we're going to get you on this one. So I really want to

talk to you about your side of things. So what did you think of that episode, Lee, that interview?

He's a unique guy. Comes at it from a filmmaker background. I i mean i don't think we've met in any of our

interviews we've had that kind of thing i mean people interested in film of course but not not just

you know really all their art is kind of driven by film so it's interesting he's got a totally

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