From Lifelong Obsession to Webcomic Icon

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The Mo Method

Moshe Langermann

26 episodes

3 days ago

A SHOW BY ARTISTS, FOR ARTISTS The Mo Method is a podcast for creatives looking to level up their careers. Hosted by Mo, each episode features exclusive interviews with a mix of independent artists and industry veterans. We dive into their journeys, the creative process, and the strategies behind building a personal brand, thriving in the industry, and monetizing your craft. I focus on cutting through the highlight reel to get at what matters: the process, the failures that led to breakthroughs, and the honest truth about creating in today's rapidly evolving industry. Tune in every Sunday!

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From Lifelong Obsession to Webcomic Icon

The Mo Method

1 hour 23 minutes 36 seconds

4 months ago

From Lifelong Obsession to Webcomic Icon

Yale Stewart is a celebrated webcomic artist, widely known for his groundbreaking work on JL8, where he uniquely reimagines iconic superheroes as children. With a career marked by creativity, resilience, and a deep, lifelong passion for comics, Yale has carved out a distinctive space in the digital art world, also creating projects like Forward the Horizon and contributing to publishers like Marvel and Image.In this episode, Yale walks us through his fascinating journey into the world of comics, tracing his origins from early childhood doodles and his pivotal introduction to comics in first grade. He candidly discusses his key influences, including legendary artists like Joe Madureira and John Romita Jr., and how they helped shape his distinctive artistic style. Yale also shares the compelling story behind his unique approach to depicting child superheroes, revealing how this beloved style emerged unexpectedly, out of sheer necessity.We dive deep into Yale's creative process, exploring his preference for traditional art methods in a digital age, and the constant challenges of maintaining creativity and productivity, especially when facing personal hardships. Yale opens up with profound vulnerability about dealing with loss and mental health struggles, and how these experiences have profoundly impacted his artistic output and drive.Yale also reflects on his career path, balancing his acclaimed personal projects with client commissions, and shares his insightful perspective on what true success means to him—emphasizing personal pride in his work over external validation. The discussion culminates with a look into Yale's future aspirations and his unwavering commitment to his craft, even amidst life's complexities.Whether you're an aspiring webcomic artist, someone navigating creative blocks, or simply a fan eager to understand the mind behind iconic characters, this conversation is a powerful exploration of passion, resilience, and the enduring spirit of creation through all of life's seasons.Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yalestewart?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=MThiMTA2Y3Vqa3Nkbg==JL8 Comic on Tumblr: https://www.tumblr.com/jl8comic