The Whole Of Nature Is An Endless

I Find In All The Artists That I Admire Most A Disturbing Element, A Distortion, Giving Evidence Of A Struggle . . . . In Great Art, This Conflict Is Hidden, It Is Unresolved. All That Is Bursting With Energy Is Disturbing - Not Perfect.

I Think, What Has This Day Brought Me, And What Have I Given It?

You Leave Space For The Body, Imagining The Other Part Even Though It Isn't There.

The Important Thing Is Somehow To Begin.

The Construction Of The Human Figure, Its Tremendous Variety Of Balance, Of Size, Of Rhythm, All Those Things Make The Human Form Much More Difficult To Get Right In A Drawing Than Anything Else.