3:00:00perhaps but it does depend on the situation
3:00:00you’re paying them for a product, not their friendship
3:00:01he still posts stuff on twitter, its awesome
3:00:01Bluth films are so underrated
3:00:03bro i've met Alex and he is one of the most soft spoken nice dudes i have ever met
3:00:04separate the art from the artist
3:00:05yeah you don't need to be friends with him just do your job
3:00:05what they churn out is what gets people buying, gotta deal with it
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3:00:05don bluth is quite the reference
3:00:06movie crews work with asshole directors all the time
3:00:06he's there to make art, not to be your friend
3:00:06That was the case with the great comic artist John Byrne. Not an a-word or anything, but he was very intense, but man, he did AMAZING work.
3:00:06of course theres a limit lol
3:00:08corpos often don't understand the value of genuinely good art and what it means to get rid of good artists
3:00:09They didn't keep George Lucas around. See how that turned out?
3:00:09sometimes it's worth it, sometimes not so much
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3:00:10do you want the good art or not?
3:00:13eh, if nobody wants him there its going to make everything worse in the end tho
3:00:14Alex's artwork sold the game, and they couldn't stand it.
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3:00:16If they’re an asshole cause they have skin in the game I get it
3:00:18Greatness is NOT made by being kind 24/7/365
3:00:19You are thinking about consumer driven perspective. Most people only think of themselves