Adam Fuchs on animation, grief and individuality

I met Adam a handful of years ago while working for Santa Cruz Skateboards. We were looking to get some animations done for the upcoming Full Length we had been working on called, Right to Exist. Joe Perrin and I ended up talking to Ira Ingram who told us he had a friend that could help and that friend worked for Adult Swim, which we thought was incredibly cool. Enter the world of Lilfuchs. Since then Adam and I have shared over a decade of friendship and worked together on most of the bigger core SC projects throughout the years. Today I am excited to share this conversation where we discuss how he found his love for animation, working through a decade of grief over the tragic loss of his brother and why being an individual will always be the way to go.