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The early 90s’ nascent digital creative tools were still pretty inaccessible, so Mario Paint felt like nearly legit means of production.

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Good news, everyone: It’s Friday, and the VHS tape of the video comic book I made with Mario Paint in 1993 has been digitized.

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This was the beginning of a long and fruitful career making wildly successful video comic books with Mario Paint.

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When I keynote Mario Paint conferences, I use this seminal work to outline the fundamentals of the form. (Spot the @alyankovic reference?)

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All joking aside, Mario Paint was an important stepping stone for me in the world of digital art and design.

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The early 90s’ nascent digital creative tools were still pretty inaccessible, so Mario Paint felt like nearly legit means of production.

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I was so excited to see what was possible, and I was determined to master it (and apparently to broadcast my @MST3K fan bonafides).

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Anyway, it was pretty fun to unearth and share this stuff 25 years later. Thanks for watching!

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