My Work Isn't About Form. It's About

But When I Worked On A Painting I Would Do It From A Drawing But I Would Put Certain Things I Was Fairly Sure I Wanted In The Painting, And Then Collage On The Painting With Printed Dots Or Painted Paper Or Something Before I Really Committed It.

There Is A Relationship Between Cartooning And People Like Mir? And Picasso Which May Not Be Understood By The Cartoonist, But It Definitely Is Related Even In The Early Disney.

My Work Isn't About Form. It's About Seeing. I'm Excited About Seeing Things, And I'm Interested In The Way I Think Other People See Things.

My Use Of Evenly Repeated Dots And Diagonal Lines And Uninflected Color Areas Suggest That My Work Is Right Where It Is, Right On The Canvas, Definitely Not A Window Into The World.

Pop Art Is Industrial Painting. I Think The Meaning Of My Work Is That It Is Industrial, It's What All The World Will Soon Become. Europe Will Be The Same Way, Soon, It Won't Be American; It Will Be Universal.