Speech Bubble

Aaron journeys to Inkwell's End, the home and studio of Canadian award-winning cartoonist Seth (Palookaville, Clyde Fans, It's a Good Life If You Don't Weaken, Wimbledon Green, George Sprott) in Guelph, Ontario Canada. In doing so, he steps into a time-warp and a space Seth best describes as, “post war-kitsch.” Think your grandma's house if the furniture was still pristine, the radio still worked and toys from the early 20th century lined the walls. It's all just another aspect of the extremely well-crafted and curated personal brand that is Seth – a man who consciously harkens back to a certain formality in the way he dresses and conducts himself. Seth reveals how his love of this early 20th century aesthetic is rooted in his relationship with his older parents. He also discusses what it was like to not like who he was as a young person and consciously build a new identity for himself. Then, what he went through training others to accept that new identity. Even now he struggles with being an attention seeker