Sure, but Doug also said this –

“Does a children’s book publisher who happens to be a feminist secular humanist liberal in New York really want to deal with the fall-out of my Pro Life blog?”

I think he may have issues that go above and beyond the normal problems one faces with executives. Still, I miss his blog. It was always good for a laugh.

This sounds all too familiar. One of the last studios I worked at, a lot of assistant directors and project managers had zero artistic talent. They were damn good at a critical path though.

doug is right on. the creepy hand finds its way into high places of control and power. i like to call it “big brother”.
i went back and read his entire interview and would also like to say that as a Christian myself i agree with most of what he said about Christians in the art industries.

It’s too bad that a few execs promoted beyond their level of competence give others a bad name. Yes I suspect most of us have stories to back that up. It might be harder to hide a lack of talent if you draw as opposed to not drawing, but not impossible. They both tend to be on the same projects. Talent-less- attracts the same?

You see, it’s stuff like this that’s making me decide to major in sequential art in college instead of animation.