It's Just Disgusting That In This Society,

Prints Mimic What We Are As Humans: We Are All The Same And Yet Every One Is Different. I Think There's A Spiritual Power In Repetition, A Devotional Quality, Like Saying Rosaries.

Sometimes Your Personal Life Is Much More Significant. Sometimes Your Work Life Is More Significant. Friends And Family, Or Sometimes The General Population, Take Precedence.

In Drawing, I Often Think Of Things As Flying Buttresses.

It Was A Very Economically Depressed Time [the 80s] And Because Of That, There Was A Lot Of Space. Everything Was Relatively Dilapidated, And One Could Live On A Pretty Low Income. One Could Live Well Below The Poverty Line And Not Suffer Immensely.

Making Art Is A Lot About Just Seeing What Happens If You Put Some Energy Into Something.