It's weird: If you're a Woodring fan (like me) then this movie doesn't really add much info to what you already know.
If you're NOT a Woodring fan, this flick could be irrelevant, or just mystifying.
I guess there are a few folks out there who'd be permeable to a stream of info on an artist's life experiences and his interesting process. If that's you, then CONGRATS: You've struck gold.
I enjoyed it well enough; tho there were few surprises for me.
Oh: I think he's backed down from a technical "art pen" back to a "crow quill"... just one that better suits his interest in control of line.
Odd observation: Watching this reminds me of Viv Stanshall (RIP). Jim's fine command of English, and interest in speaking from a lexicon normally associated with the *written* word, is interesting to me. You?
Review of The Illumination of Jim Woodring
