I Take My Ideas From My Experiences.

At First, I See Pictures Of A Story In My Mind. Then Creating The Story Comes From Asking Questions Of Myself. I Guess You Might Call It The 'what If - What Then' Approach To Writing And Illustration.

The Opportunity To Create A Small World Between Two Pieces Of Cardboard, Where Time Exists Yet Stands Still, Where People Talk And I Tell Them What To Say, Is Exciting And Rewarding.

I Think Most People Agree There Is A Component Of Skill In Art Making; You Have To Learn Grammar Before You Learn How To Write.

The Inclination To Believe In The Fantastic May Strike Some As A Failure In Logic, Or Gullibility, But It’s Really A Gift. A World That Might Have Bigfoot And The Loch Ness Monster Is Clearly Superior To One That Definitely Does Not.

I Write For What's Left Of The Eight-year-old Still Rattling Around Inside My Head