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Episode 233 - The rate and rage of change Feat Adam Yeater (Blood Desert comic)

Season 7, Ep. 233

This week I sit down with comic artist Adam Yeater! Adam, creator of Blood desert comic popped along so we could get a little conspirital and talk about AI, the change of comic conventions and how surviving as a creator is being impacted in the ever changing landscape. Adam is long time creator and continues to let his work evolve and grow more organically than most so it's fitting we got chance to catch up on just whats going on in the wild world of media and art.


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https://onelastday.storenvy.com/

https://twitter.com/blooddesert1


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