-: I love it all.
I think it's just been a fun journey, it really is.
There's been directors that have made me cry
because they've pushed you.
When it's crunch time, it's crunch time.
And so I had one director say, "It separates
"the men from the boys."
When it's crunch time, you need
to put in every ounce of energy that you have,
and there can be long hours.
And, but I think overall it's been rewarding
because I think if you're a creating individual,
it's something that's within you.
And so it's neat to see a part of you on a shelf.
You get to see the rewards, the end design.
Even though it's changed because you've had
a lot of input along the way, you've still been
a part of something that's bigger than you,
and you get to see it on the TV or on the billboard,
or on the shelf in the market.
And that's kind of rewarding.
I think if you're going to choose print,
I don't know that you can do print and coding
at the same time, I think they're two different disciplines.
I chose to stay on the print side.
But now again, technology is taking a big turn.
So to stay competitive, I think, should I have
the what-ifs come up.
But I think I'll just stay true to what I know,
and it's worked out.