The Message Is Not So Much That

Cartooning Was A Good Fit For Me. And Yet Now, Years Later, I Almost Never Think About It.

Usually When I Sat Down To Draw A Cartoon, It Would Be More Of A Reflection Of Things In My Past. Or It Could Be Something I Had Experienced That Morning, Or That Week, Or Something I Might Know That's Part Of My Background.

I Think I'm Maintaining The Quality, But Internally I'm Paying For It.

I Thought Some Of My Earlier Cartoons Were Not Exactly Great Shakes At The Time I Drew Them. Now I See A Certain Innocence In Them. The Humor Has A Kind Of Purity To It, I Guess. And It Works Better On Some Level For Me Now.

The Problem, Mr. Fudd, Is That You've Been Having A Sublimal Effect On Everyone In The Factory. We're Proud Of Our Product, Mr. Fudd, And There's No Company In The World That Build A Finer Skwoo Dwivuh. ... Dang! Now You Got Me Doing It!