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Any Innovation That Is Evident In My Paintings Is A Direct Result Of Something That Happened In The Course Of Making A Print.

Of All The Artists Who Emerged In The '80s, I Think Perhaps Cindy Sherman Is The Most Important.

The Advice I Like To Give Young Artists, Or Really Anybody Who’ll Listen To Me, Is Not To Wait Around For Inspiration. Inspiration Is For Amateurs; The Rest Of Us Just Show Up And Get To Work.

While Photography Is The Easiest Medium In Which To Be Competent, It Is The Hardest In Which To Develop An Idiosyncratic Personal Vision.

Like Any Corporation, I Have The Benefit Of The Brainpower Of Everyone Who Is Working For Me. It All Ends Up Being My Work, The Corporate Me, But Everyone Extends Ideas And Comes Up With Suggestions.