If A Tree Falls In The Woods,

Perspective Was Always Important. There Are Some Cartoonists Who Can Stand At The Foot Of A Building Looking Straight Up And They'll Capture It Perfectly. And Then There Are Those Of Us Who Do The Same Drawing And It's The Goofiest-looking Thing In The World. But After A While I Guess You Just Learn What You're Capable Of And What You Can And Can't Do.

Humans Have Changed Ecosystems More Rapidly And Extensively Than In Any Comparable Period Of Time In Human History, Largely To Meet Rapidly Growing Demands For Food, Fresh Water, Timber, Fiber And Fuel. This Has Resulted In A Substantial And Largely Irreversible Loss In The Diversity Of Life On Earth.

I Actually Find A Lot Of Parallels In Jazz And Cartooning.

A Long Time Ago, I Became Aware That Many Of Us Have A Tendency To Lump Nature Into Simplistic Categories, Such As What We Consider Beautiful Or Ugly, Important Or Unimportant. As Human A Thing As That Is To Do, I Think It Often Leads Us To Misunderstand The Respective Roles Of Life Forms And Their Interconnectedness.

On Career Day In High School, You Don't Walk Around Looking For The Cartoon Guy.