Obviously A Drawing Of A Person Is

Once It Is Out Of His Hand The Artist Has No Control Over The Way A Viewer Will Perceive The Work. Different People Will Understand The Same Thing In A Different Way.

What The Work Of Art Looks Like Isn't Too Important. It Has To Look Like Something If It Has A Physical Form. No Matter What Form It May Finally Have It Must Begin With An Idea. It Is The Process Of Conception And Realization With Which The Artist Is Concerned.

An Architect Doesn't Go Off With A Shovel And Dig His Foundation And Lay Every Brick. He's Still An Artist.

A Blind Man Can Make Art If What Is In His Mind Can Be Passed To Another Mind In Some Tangible Form.

[the Artist's Aim Is] Not To Instruct The Viewer, But To Give Him Information... . The Artist Would Follow His Predetermined Premise To Its Conclusion, Avoiding Subjectivity. Chance, Taste, Or Unconsciously Remembered Forms Would Play No Part In The Outcome. The Serial Artist Does Not Attempt To Produce A Beautiful Or Mysterious Object But Functions Merely As A Clerk Cataloguing The Results Of His Premise.