I Draw People As I See Them.

I Tried To, From My Very Early Years, I've Been An Inveterate Movie Goer And Still Am And I, I Love The Medium. So What I, What I Draw And What I'm Still Doing, Is Part Of That Particular Orientation.

There Was One Time They Knocked Me Out And Laid Me In Front Of My Mother's Door. And In Order For My Mother Not To Be Shocked They Readjusted My Clothes And They Saw That Nothing Was Rumpled And I Looked Very Comfortable Next To The Apartment Door, So When My Mother Would Open The Door It Wouldn't Be That Much Of A Shock.

I Was An Artist, But Not A Self-proclaimed Great Artist, Just A Common Man Who Was Working In A Form Of Art Which Is Universal.

I Always Resent Anybody Interfering With Anybody Else Trying To Do His Job. Everybody Has His Own Job To Do. If He's Good, He'll Do Well, But If He's Mediocre, He's Not Going To Do As Well As He Should.

My Parents Were Immigrants. And The Place For All Immigrants Was The Factories. They Were The Source Of Cheap Labor.