I Think One Thing That's Important To

It Would Be Hard To Get Worse. I Had Only One Direction To Go.

I Thought Some Of My Earlier Cartoons Were Not Exactly Great Shakes At The Time I Drew Them. Now I See A Certain Innocence In Them. The Humor Has A Kind Of Purity To It, I Guess. And It Works Better On Some Level For Me Now.

Perspective Was Always Important. There Are Some Cartoonists Who Can Stand At The Foot Of A Building Looking Straight Up And They'll Capture It Perfectly. And Then There Are Those Of Us Who Do The Same Drawing And It's The Goofiest-looking Thing In The World. But After A While I Guess You Just Learn What You're Capable Of And What You Can And Can't Do.

I Think I'm Maintaining The Quality, But Internally I'm Paying For It.

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