An Artist's Job Is To Surprise Himself.

The Sketch Hunter Moves Through Life As He Finds It, Not Passing Negligently The Things He Loves, But Stopping To Know Them, And To Note Them Down In The Shorthand Of His Sketchbook.

Art After All Is But An Extension Of Language To The Expression Of Sensations Too Subtle For Words.

Don't Stop To Paint The Material, But Push On To Give The Spirit.

A Drawing Should Be A Verdict On The Model. Don't Confuse A Drawing With A Map.

You Form A Society: That Limits You. Adopt A Name, And You've Limited Yourself Again; Draw Up A Constitution And Bylaws And You've Made A Groove, A Rut, That Hampers Your Growth. You Think You Can Fix Your Course And Move Straight Along It. But Sometimes The Important Thing Is To Strike Out Sidewise.