Thomas Kinkade Quotes

I Think The Art World... Is A Very Small Pond, And It's A Very Inbred Pond. They Rely On Information From An Elect Elite Sect Of Galleries, Primarily In New York.

We Have Found A Way To Bring To Millions Of People An Art That They Can Understand.

The Disintegration Of The Culture Starts With The Artist. Im On A Crusade To Turn The Tide In The Arts, To Restore Dignity To The Arts And, By Extension, To The Culture.

It Is Easy To Have A Lot Of Paintings Or Projects Hanging Around That Are 'almost Done.

We All Have Romantic Nature Of One Kind Or Another Buried Somewhere In Our Hearts.

I Was Always The Kid Who Could Draw. I Had This Talent, And It Was The One Thing That Gave Me Some Kind Of Dignity In The Midst Of My Personal Environment.

When I Filter The Sunshine In My Life, I Bask In The Light Of A Transforming And Inspiring Reality.

I Remember My Mom Had A Big Collection Of Copies Of Saturday Evening Post Magazines, And That Was Really My Introduction To Those Great Illustrators.

It's When I Let Myself Get Little That I Tumble Head Over Heels Into Joy.

A Painting Has A Lot Of Advantages Over Other Forms Of Communication. Unlike A Movie, You Don't Have To Put It Into A Machine And Turn It On. It's Just There Every Day. It's Not Limited By The Element Of Time. It's A Constant Part Of The Home.

I View Art As An Inspirational Tool.

When I Find My Focus And Keep My Balance- I Find That All Is Right With My World.