In this episode of The Tim Ferriss Show, Tim interviews legendary comic book artist and writer Frank Miller. They discuss Miller's early influences, including Neil Adams and Japanese manga, and his creative process, particularly his innovative work on Sin City. Miller shares insights into his artistic techniques, such as using liquid frisket and toothbrushes for texture, and his approach to storytelling, emphasizing the importance of story spine and character development. The conversation also touches on Miller's experiences in Hollywood, his relationship with Robert Rodriguez, and his personal journey, including his decision to stop drinking and its impact on his creativity. Miller offers advice to aspiring comic creators, stressing the significance of story, cartooning, and understanding perspective, and concludes with a call to challenge conventional thinking.
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