Mike is joined by John Amor, Eisner nominated artist and creator of Urban Animal. John is known for drawing iconic characters at an epic scale and distilling them down to their most essential shapes and gestures. His work proves that storytelling lives in posture, weight, and intent.

The two break down why comics remain one of the most powerful storytelling tools ever created, how artists guide emotion between frames, and why filmmakers have so much to learn from the medium. This episode is a love letter to visual language, composition, and the art of saying more with less.

With Marc Maron ending his legendary WTF Podcast, fans everywhere are looking for the next honest, creative conversation to fill the void. In this new episode of In Love with the Process, filmmaker and host Mike Pecci pays tribute to Maron and producer Brendan McDonald, sharing how WTF inspired him to launch his own show nearly seven years ago. Pecci revisits his favorite WTF episodes, reflects on Marc’s fearless honesty, and explores what happens next for artists, filmmakers, and storytellers who crave real talk about creativity, failure, and growth.

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