I Have Always Loved Horror Very Much.

Many Of The American Cartoonists That Want To Have A Job And Go So Much For The Total Right Without Thinking, Sometimes They Get A Slap On The Face When Their Politician Lets Them Down. So It Goes On And On. The Thing Is Staying In The Middle And Not Getting Committed, Trying To Get The Best Of Both And Do That With A Sense Of Humor.

Once You've Established Where You Are, You Go To The Character And Elaborate On Expressions And Action.

I Don't Enjoy The Boo Scare When You're Watching A Movie And Then Suddenly There's A Big Shark On The Screen. The Only Thing They're Doing Is Catching You Off Guard.

When I'm Drawing A Bottle Or A Town Or A Market, I Transport Myself There. So I Start Drawing Everything That I'm Looking At While I'm There. Here's A Guy Selling The Meat, And He Will Have A Hook, And You Start Adding Things, And It's A Lot Of Fun.

I Think That True Horror Is Accomplished By Slowly Getting Into Your Brain. The Old Way Is Much More Scary.