Inspiration Is For Amateurs.

I Knew From The Age Of Five What I Wanted To Do. The One Thing I Could Do Was Draw. I Couldn't Draw That Much Better Than Some Of The Other Kids, But I Cared More And I Wanted It Badly.

In The 7th Grade, I Made A 20-foot Long Mural Of The Lewis And Clark Trail While We Were Studying That In History Because I Knew I Wasn't Going To Be Able To Spit Back The Names And The Dates And All That Stuff On A Test.

I've Always Thought That Problem-solving Is Highly Overrated And That Problem Creation Is Far More Interesting.

If The Bottom Dropped Out Of The Market And The Artist Was Not Going To Sell Anything, He Or She Will Keep Working, And The Dealer Will Keep Trying To Find Some Way To Convince Somebody To Buy This Stuff.

I Am Going For A Level Of Perfection That Is Only Mine... Most Of The Pleasure Is In Getting The Last Little Piece Perfect.