Each Brushstroke Is A Decision.

For Twenty Years I Read A Book A Day, From The Time I Was Seven Until I Was Twenty-seven.

Each Brushstroke Is A Decision.

In Printmaking, I Essentially Use The Same Process As In Painting With One Important Exception ... To Try, With Sensitivity To The Medium To Emphasize What Printing Can Do Best ... Better Than Say, Painting Or Collaging Or Watercolour Or Drawing Or Whatever ... Otherwise, The Artist Expresses The Same Vision In Graphics That He Does In His Other Work.

It's Possible To Paint A Monumental Picture That's Only 10 Inches Wide, If One Has A Sense Of Scale, Which Is Very Different From A Sense Of Size.

To End Up With A Canvas That Is No Less Beautiful Than The Empty Canvas Is To Begin With.