Mat Voyce

I really remember watching Pagemaster, which has got Macaulay Culkin in, and it starts off as live action, and then he gets pulled into this basically illustrated world where it's all motion graphics, but it's like cell animation.

And I really vividly remember watching that over and over.

And there's also films I watched like Ghostbusters growing up because I just loved Ghostbusters.

It was one of my favorite films as I was a kid.

So I had that realm of these animated films, but I also loved the live action stuff because it told a different side of the story.

It almost felt a bit more adult sometimes.

So I got to sample both realms of that, which was quite nice.

Yeah, I think it did.

I think subconsciously, it definitely, I've said this to people before, I think subconsciously, it was in my mind, like without realising, and that's where my...

my style has come from because i guess his personal style comes from your experiences and what you've seen and grown up with so that's definitely it's definitely burned its way into my head somehow and it's maybe just now revealing itself in this sense in animated typewriters

Because it needed to come out.

So I would never complain at my day job and I would never... There were some things I didn't always dislike doing.

I knew when I was doing things in my day job that I didn't like doing web design and things like that.

So when I would go home and do these personal projects, they were always very illustrative based because I loved illustrating.

And they started off with... I don't know, honestly, I don't know where I started doing personal projects.

I don't know if it was when I started illustrating characters when I was younger, but I started off by...

illustrating things from films, for example.

So some of the first personal projects I did were

They were film locations from some of my favorite films at the time.

So I'd illustrate like famous buildings, for example.