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IMPUSSIIIBBLEEEEEE
This is what happens when someone has total creative freedom rather than the over processed editorial that is spawned by large organisations of witless managers. It's probably only possible by being a loner; but that's hard too and slow. If only there was a way to combine the power of teams with creative bravery and a disregard of the comittee consensus.
Anyway I am left high on the breath of fresh air. Thanks - it's just great.