In the first two parts of this interview, Jason Brubaker told us the story of his unexpected success at DreamWorks Animation and provided fresh perspective on the power of persistence.

Now, in part three, we discuss his career-defining graphic novel reMIND, his record-breaking Kickstarter campaigns and the broad appeal of deeply personal work…

Listen To Part 3 Of The Interview With Jason Brubaker:

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More From Jason:

Jason’s Patreon

Jason on Twitter

Jason on Instagram

Jason on YouTube

Sithrah by Jason Brubaker

reMIND by Jason Brubaker

Theme music by Research Division

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Escape From Art Jail Episode 3

MakingComics.com

Unnatural Talent by Jason Brubaker

Pentel Pocket Brush Pen

Making Comics by Scott McCloud

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Why Are Personal Projects So Powerful?

Independent creators are, by definition, purveyors of their own personal projects.

And now, many (if not most) influential pros agree that personal projects are one of the main ways to break into the entertainment industry.

Why is that? Why are personal projects so powerful?

Please share your thoughts in the comments below!

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