Mike Katz

So...

I'll let you know.

Actually, it's not a full-time gig, so I'm a contractor with them, although I'm working with a group that I've worked with for years.

And the hours are very flexible.

When there's deadlines, of course, you have to meet them.

But if it's not a crunch time, I can work half-time or quarter-time at any time if I need to.

Interesting.

I appreciate that.

I have worked with others in the past on gem spinner.

I worked with a team of artists.

But right now I'm just doing this stuff on my own.

So like word title, for instance, is just driven by feedback from family, friends, and users.

And I'm just doing all of the, all the graphics, all the work.

Well, I think you have to, you know, just have a lot of irons on fire to hope for, you know, something to really catch on.

So, you know, there's different attitudes about, you know, whether working on multiple projects is going to spread you too thin and you're not going to be able to give anyone the focus it needs.

But for me, you know, three or four projects going, it's a good balance.

Yeah.

Um...

Well, you know, I think I would actually say Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain, which is an old book, but I read it about 20 years ago.

And it's just to teach people how to draw.