Watson and Bri switch their focus to how Caravaggio focuses on certain details to tell a story, and where we can see games using similar attention to faces and the angle of the picture.

Watson and Bri talk about some of the games that use directional lighting to enhance the storytelling.

Watson continues introducing Bri to the variety of stories Caravaggio tells with his artwork and how shocking it would have been in that time period.

Bri and Watson discuss one of the more well known pieces done by Caravaggio, as well as the artist's troubled past.

Brianna and Watson continue to admire modern street art that draws inspiration from woodblock printing.

Watson shares some of his favorite video games with Brianna, and they both look at how the art styles were influenced by ukiyo-e.

Brianna and Watson take a look at how the art of ukiyo-e has influenced modern art methods.

Brianna and Watson talk about the ukiyo-e savant and his love of cats.

Brianna and Watson discuss the work of Hiroshige and his 53 Stations.

Brianna and Watson discuss the art and history of Japanese wood-block printing, starting with Hokusai.