What did those influences teach you about like personality, silhouette, motion that still applies to game art today?

Yeah, so you can see I've got the Don Bluth poster signed back over here, Space Ace, and then I've got the arcade.

I love the franchise and what Don Bluth did.

You and I talked about it before, but I think for me, it was like when I was a kid, it was one of the ones at the beginning was like 50 cents for every pop you had to play the game.

It was expensive.

and it was the it was the laser disc so when you know not only did i love all the classic disneys you know like jungle book and and watching those you know as a kid just going into a 7-eleven i could sit there and play a game and i think playing it made me even more sucked into what don bluth was doing with his story with dirk the daring and and uh dragon's lair I think that sucked me in so much because that game had so much about comedic timing.

It was great poses and very short stories, but they were so effective in each little time frame of like, I don't know if you've ever played the game, but they're very quick scenarios.

Oh, I was just going to say