Clay Jonathan discusses his personal journey of transitioning from analog art to digital art. It covers various aspects such as the historical context of analog art, discovering the internet, the challenges of learning digital art, advantages of digital art including creative freedom, time efficiency, and versatility, as well as the negatives including the learning curve, disconnection from physicality, and dependency on technology. The host also discusses finding balance between traditional and digital methods, recommends resources like the "DC Comics Guide to Digitally Drawing Comics," and invites audience feedback and questions.

What do you need to be able to do to become a successful webcomic artist? I talk about the 13 jobs that one needs to do to have not just create a webcomic but have it be read and create income. (There are actually more, but these are the essential 13).

In 1997 I discovered webcomics but what pulled me into doing them for the next 26 years? Listen to me drone on and on for nearly a half hour about the topic.