Tea and Coffee

[Joe B. Pangrazio]

Short films are art. And this short film is discussing art. So, it goes here.

From the Youtube description:

"Eavesdrop as an emerging film maker/musician (played by Emmy award winner Chris Rutushin) and a mid-career painter/comic book creator (neo-pop artist and Simpsons comic writer Chris Yambar) sit down for Tea & Coffee and compare notes. The first of three semi-fictional chapter installments that go beyond the surface of the creative process of artists AND their work. This is the content they won't dare teach you in art school."

And as I said, "there are a thousand and one worse ways to spend your day than watching this for 10 minutes."




(I have no creative influence on this, I'm just sharing some stuff friends did as directed to by said friends. Enjoy!)

[Joe B. Pangrazio]

Mr. Chris Yambar (who you would recognize as the gentleman drinking coffee and not playing Warhol) has seen this thread and would like some comments. Either here or on Youtube, either way.

So, bring it on and such?

[Rootfireember]

Aren't you generally NOT supposed to download other people's YouTube videos, and instead just watch them on YouTube?

[hoffman]

How can tea & Coffee be bad, if they have lots of health benefits? Especially Organic tea & Green Tea.

[Rootfireember]

@hoffman-
All things in moderation.
In excess, the acids in teas can upset your tummy, among other things, and too much coffee can also irritate your stomach, and cause arythmia (wonky heart beats); this is most certainly NOT fun. If you go beyond the wonky heart beat phase, you can give yourself a heart attack from caffeine overdose.

[Joe B. Pangrazio]

Part 2!