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            <title>&quot;Wha' Happened&quot;</title>
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            <description><![CDATA[As my first bloggy comment, I would like to reminisce about the days gone past when art directors had power to say yea or nay on a job without having to show it to anyone else. WHA' HAPPENED? Some illustrious names that come to mind are Arthur Paul, Milton Glaser, Herb Lubalin, Dick Gangel, irwin Glusker, Mike Gross and the CBS guy ( I can never remember his name) that I did my first animated piece of film for. Nowadays, as you all well know, we get the comment, "This looks good to me....I'll run it by the editors and get back to you." We're being judged by EDITORS....not ARTISTS. What happened to the enlightened editors of yore who entrusted the graphic and visual decisions to experts in that arena? Well, we all know what happens when the non-visual, literal ,non-creative wordsmith editors get a hold of our stuff. I don't have to tell you that an awful lot of brilliant stuff has been squelched. So how come these editors have gained control of the whole shebang?
The ART of ART directing has gone the way of the buggy whip I'm afeared.<br><br>]]></description>
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