Drawing Takes Time. A Line Has Time

I Believe That The Problem Of How You Depict Something Is A Formal Problem. It's An Interesting One And It's A Permanent One; There's No Solution To It. There Are A Thousand And One Ways You Can Go About It. There's No Set Rule.

In The End Nobody Knows How It's Done — How Art Is Made. It Can't Be Explained. Optical Devices Are Just Tools. Understanding A Tool Doesn't Explain The Magic Of Creation. Nothing Can.

People From The Village Come Up And Tease Me: 'we Hear You've Started Drawing On Your Telephone.' And I Tell Them, 'well, No, Actually, It's Just That Occasionally I Speak On My Sketch Pad,'

About Shadows: Do We See Shadows? Loads Of People Don't. A Camera Will Notice A Shadow, But How Many People Have Got A Shadow In Front Of Them When They Take A Picture And Don't Notice It, And Then They See It In The Photograph Because The Photograph Will Catch The Shadow.

I Think Cubism Has Not Fully Been Developed. It Is Treated Like A Style, Pigeonholed And That's It.