Your short little teacher is exactly a teacher I had in my first year of college. To the point I had to repeat his class in my second year. The "I love when stuff Bleeds into the Gutter" is exactly the type of stuff he'd say. Plus asking you how you feel about designers/authors, he'd use that to go on 5 minute tirades about how "you shouldn't say you like or dislike something, ever" as a graphic designer, because to him that'd "denote a reductive value on things".
He made me physically and mentally hate Typography for years.

The dude would take a students assignment raise it above his head for the class to see, and say "this work is in a piece of shit state". He'd also brag by saying shit like "you think I need to be here? I could quit the class and just go work at my atelier, I'm here because I was asked" almost like he had to make sure people thought of working for him "as a privilege".

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Very good

Once again you have made some nice animations here and added some good narratting I like these styles because you bring in some good comical element too and just make it good, so props to you on this one.

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Ah this was next level. :D Not only did I actually learn a few essential things in this one, with for example the small but mind-blowing typographic opportunities bit - to think I hadn't see this in the Amazon logo before in particular - and on a more personal note that you actually had a certain design-related heritage with your dad before all this started, which seems to explain some things about everything, but that ending speech and perturbance of nuance! Both the delivery and the insight with this one, personal and educational both, feels like a step up since at least the more recent segments I remember here.

Nicely done. Solid script. Well rounded runtime and closing word. Wholesome all.

-cd-

I find inspiration in this telling. You went from harried college student, worker drone in a debt factory, to inspired student. Then a teacher with no empathy directs you back to ambivalence, and you refuse to go.. except for your opinion of him.