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The WYATT! Show - interview with Patrick Fillion - LIVE! (Patreon)

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2021-04-03 18:53:54
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2021-04

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Good morning, my beautiful Patrons!! 

The amazing WYATT O'BRIAN EVANS just interviewed me for his podcast and the episode is now LIVE! You can listen to it on YOUTUBE through the link below! 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlzWRTz8W7I

We talk about all kinds of things concerning my art, Class Comics, my characters, especially ISAIAH SHADE, and a bunch of other cool gay erotic comics-related stuff! 

And aside from saying "YOU KNOW" like, WAY too many times AND totally messing up my answer on "how long does it take for me to make a comic" -- LOL! I WAS NERVOUS -- I think it turned out pretty swell! 

Check it out and ENJOY!
SMOOCHES -- Patrick XOXO 

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Conor Young

I just finished listening, what a great interview! It was so interesting to hear about your art processes and favourite characters, and I have to admit, that "by the goddess, unhand me!" story had me in stitches 😂. Well done!!

Conor Young

Also, it's nice to have a voice to put to your comments! 😂😊

VitAnyaNaked

Great podcast! I was glad to hear this interview with many detailed explanations about your work!

Mihon

Amazing interview, somehow we all get to know you more Patrick-sensei. All from a bit of the upbringing to your art and the transfer between traditional to digital drawing. We all noticed the diffrences over the years as your art has become more polished and detailed. I loved how you speak about knowing how the human body works, I have learned by watching your art and other more classic art of greece and other ancient naked dude statues XD. Makes me wanna draw again after a 6 year haiatus. Hoping I still got the tuch or rust-bucket will fill my canvas."I can draw a penis too" XD Had so much fun listening to this podcast Wyatt is funny and cool, loved his voice. Your little speach about divercity is something I am 100% stand behind with you on. Although I am awhite dude and no friends from other countries or backgrounds etc. I do hope this community and others I hang out in makes up for the lack in my close vasinity. Still I love the outlook you have regarding to relatable story driven divercity, driving your art and spirit forward. Wish for another happy 50 years of Class Comics mini-Marvel-verse xoxoxo <3

David Cantero

AWESOOOMEEEEEE interview, my dear Patrick!!! YOU ARE THE BEST, my dearest friend! And THANK YOU SO SO MUCH for your kind words about me! BRAVOOOOOO XXX

JT

Thank you Patrick!!! I loved hearing about your life-long love of art, search for connection, and journey of expression! The things you said put words to what so many of us have experience. It reveals why your work resounds with so many! Getting to know you better was such a wonderful treat!!! I’m curious, do you think you turned to art after your move (with the language barrier & all) to express when you couldn’t? And is art still just as comforting today? I was thinking about how you drew figures, at such a young age, and I think I get it. We’ve talked about it some before; there is something intrinsically beautiful about the human body, and the male form in particular (no offense ladies). I think it’s something that transcends sexual eroticism, and perhaps even sexuality. I get why that kind of expression/exploration is taboo at such a young age (it carries unfortunate dangers) but your experience illustrates a certain innocent quality to it (if that makes sense). I had a very similar experience, when going from pencil & paper to type. When I handwrite something, I am unable to pen at the same speed as my thoughts. I’d be composing three to four sentences ahead of what was on the page. Invariably, I’d lose whole ideas. I’m also very particular about the neatness of my writing, so I’d end up spending more time erasing, than I would anything else. Typing allowed me to make quick edits, eliminate/reduce distractions, smooth over certain imperfections, which where keeping me from enjoying the craft. Janeway For The Win!!! Awww, ☺️☺️☺️, such a cute kid, 🥰🥰🥰 On a cool side note, you learned English by reading comic books, which allegorize the perspective of outsiders (X- Men). I think your level of refinement is also what separates you from other artists. I know you don’t feel like you’re ‘the best’, so if I had to illustrate it, I’d use Professor X. He might not be the most powerful telepath, but he can go toe to toe with the best of them because he’s honed his abilities. You’re also bring SGL into the 21st century, which is a HUGH deal!!! YES!!! Empathy Ahh... Appropriate, what a wonderful way of saying that. You are so hilarious!!! Changing the world, one orgasm at a time, 😝😜😝 I never realized how much Deimos means to you. It makes so much sense why we all love him as much as we do!!! It is, isn’t it... the penis is looked at as being very dirty, very obscene, and it’s rather... unfortunate. Thank you for trying to change that!!! Stay Whimsical!!! 😘😘😘

CLX

SO proud of you, you did so well! Sure you were nervous, who wouldn't be? Super experience & interview, Patrick!

PatrickFillion
>>57018259

Thanks so much, dear Conor! I'm really glad you enjoyed the interview and that you liked my little "Storm" story! HA HA HA! There were so many instances like that one when I was growing up. Clearly, I was a pretty "dramatic" child! LOL! Thanks so much for the lovely comments -- and for listening to the interview. It means a lot to me! SMOOCHES! XOXOX😍😘❤️

PatrickFillion
>>57050017

Thank you so much, my dear VitAnyaNaked. I'm so happy you enjoyed it! SMOOCHES to ya! XOXO 🤗😍

PatrickFillion
>>57070874

Awww -- thank you so very much for the super sweet comments, Mihon! I'm really so happy you liked the interview and found it interesting and inspiring. And you should absolutely start drawing again -- 6 years of not drawing may be a long time, but I bet you'll find you can get right back into it. Drawing is so wonderful and relaxing, it soothes us and I bet you'll find that sharing your work online will bring you closer to other people and artists too. Diversity is so important to me, and I can appreciate that in some areas, it is hard to find physically, but that's what is so great about the internet... it allows us to reach out and meet wonderful new people in a way we never could in real life sometimes. Lotsa love to you! Thanks again for taking the time to write! XOXOX ❤️❤️❤️❤️

PatrickFillion
>>57112717

Awwww -- thank YOU, my dearest David -- and you ABSOLUTELY DESERVED all the compliments! You're an INSPIRATION, my friend. Love you tons and tons!!! XOXOX 💝💝💝💝