Yeah, I Mean, I Think

Anytime I've Ever Been Involved In A Non-linear Story, You See It In A Linear Manner First, Just To Make Sure It Makes Sense, And Then You Chop It Up And Move It Around.

The Truth Is The Music Is Really An Incredible Personal Part Of The Movie. When I Was Drawing The Storyboards For Watchmen, I Had Just Gone To My Ipod And Was Grabbing Music. It Took Me About Two Weeks To Really Put My Playlist Together. But Once I Had It, I Kinda Just Put My Headsets On And Drew For Five Months. But That Music's The Music That's In The Movie.

You Know, It's A Hugely Difficult Thing To Take Any Work Of Art Or Drawing And Say 'make That Real.'

My Aesthetic Is Probably Closer To A 15-year-old's Than My Dad's, But I Get His Conviction.

There Was This Interesting Quote: Try And Live Your Life Without Fear And Desire. It's This Concept That's Like When You Look At A Painting In A Museum And You Are Held In Aesthetic Arrest. So The I, The Ego, Is Stripped, Is Gone. The Observer And Thing Become One. That's Where Fear And Desire Come In Because You Don't Want To Own It, Possess It, Desire It, And It's Not Moving You To Fear. It's Like You're In This Harmonious State With The Object.