This was charming. Nothing really revolutionary but very interesting. The insight on the digital component creating a different kind of artist is interesting. He's right, if you do lots of digital art you become a good digital artist instead of a good traditional artist, and the habits you learn as a digital artist you'll try and replicate in any traditional art which will come out very differently to another artist that focuses on it alone. It's an interesting look inside the long-term thought of Japanese companies too, what with them usually keeping their staff for multiple decades, developing the skills of the staff is so much more important in this kind of industry with that kind of culture towards staffing compared to companies that keep staff 2-5 years at a time now.