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 I am Will Terry, and all three of us are professional illustrators. We've all

worked for all the major publishers in the

business. Together we published somewhere around 75 children's books, and we've all taught

illustration at university art schools. That's right. Each week we come at you guys with different

listener questions or fantastic illustrator interviews. Sometimes we agree, sometimes we argue,

but each time you learn something, ran spanking new. And sometimes we rant. Well, we're going to rant. That's what we're

sometimes. Yeah. Sometimes we contradict ourselves. Do we? I don't. According to the

YouTube comics from the last episode. Well, that was part of my rant, actually.

Okay, let's hear it.

So each of us has a rant that we have decided to do.

I don't know what James or Mills' rants are going to be.

I have two of them, actually.

But my first rant is stop wanting everything to be, I think a lot of people when they

hear things online want to be outraged. They want to be mad quickly too. I mean, like, like, and

sort of aggressively. And it's just kind of weird. It's part of the culture now. Yeah.

And the problem is people want things that people want answers to be black and white.

And one of the big things that us three do agree on almost every time is that most issues have a certain level of gray.

There's pros and there's cons. And so it's funny because some people, in this past comment section, some people said,

it's so obvious you're pro AI, you losers.

Because there's always a sort of mean-spirited kind of feeling behind some of these texts.

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